Black Millennial Mamas

Black Millennial Mamas Black Millennial Mama is a podcast about being a millennial mom, navigating through womanhood, motherhood and everyday obstacles.

We speak on current topics in the media & give our opinions on them. This is a raw uncut, but still friendly podcast.

04/04/2025

Tasha opens up about her single motherhood journey.

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Hey Mamas and Listeners!! Welcome back to the Black Millenniall Mamas podcast! We are so excited to be back from our win...
03/27/2025

Hey Mamas and Listeners!!
Welcome back to the Black Millenniall Mamas podcast! We are so excited to be back from our winter break to bring you fresh new topics and updates!!
On this episode, Vic and Tasha recapped their current struggles with co-parenting and how it affects their daily lives. Both expressed issues with communication and consistency with the fathers of their children and the best route to solve their concerns was to cut all contact for the time being. Also, Bri gave her take on the topic sharing her experience watching her mother struggle with similar issues when she was growing up.
What advice would you give a friend who’s having issues with co-parenting?
Let us know in the comments!

Available on Apple Podcast and Spotify

Podcast Episode · Black Millennial Mamas · 03/26/2025 · 43m

02/01/2025

Happy Black History Month Jamaa Friends, Family and Supporters!❤️🖤💚

Jamaa Birth Village is Black History every single day!

Right in the heart of the nation, in St. Louis, Missouri, Jamaa Birth Village exists as a gem, a treasure, a beacon of change and a herstorical legacy.✨

Home to Missouri’s First Black Led & Founded Midwifery Clinic, Home to Missouri’s First Black Certified Professional Midwife & Black CPM Preceptor, and the birthplace of the St. Louis Black Doula & Midwife movement, where 460+ doulas were trained over 8-years to close the Black Doula Disparity gap, and countless Black women have been inspired to start school and become community midwives.💫

With 24+ awards in honor of excellent leadership in Black Maternal Health & innovation, having served over 1,000 families with free & low-cost maternity care, and with over 400 medical providers (NICU nurses, OBGYNS, MFM’s, L & D nurses, nursing & obstetrical students) trained—we continue to break barriers to build new systems that include holistic, risk appropriate maternity care services, prioritizing dignified, respectful and high quality care for Black Women and babies.🌟

Visit this link below to learn more about our journey in Black Maternal Health History!⭐️

🎥: Full circle: Okunsola M. Amadou is improving health outcomes for Black women with a wraparound model of care at Missouri's first equal access midwifery clinic: https://thestl.com/work/full-circle/

10/25/2024

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Black Millennial Mamas Meetup: Annual Winery Trip.Thank you to the mamas and mamas mamas for attending our annual winery...
10/16/2024

Black Millennial Mamas Meetup: Annual Winery Trip.
Thank you to the mamas and mamas mamas for attending our annual winery trip this past Sunday. We ate good, had some good wine and had some great discussions while playing the Self Love game.
Next month we will be hanging out at Maryland House in Central West End. Let us know if you can attend. ♥️

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10/16/2024
10/08/2024

Midwives belong to the people, families and communities-not the system.”-Midwife Okunsola

This year we’re celebrating National Midwifery Week with midwives all over the globe who do this amazing work. We’re thanking every midwife who’s joined us in the fight to make birth better. We’re uplifting Black midwives and boldly bringing our cultural, ancestral and spiritual practices, right along with us! We’re reclaiming, proclaiming and joyously saying-Midwives are the answer! Bring back midwives to every community and village.💙

When the system has shattered the healing remedies, sacred generational ceremonies and practices that have benefited birthing women and families for years, we at Jamaa Birth Village call in the power and gift of Sankofa-to go back and get our wisdom, activate it and keep going.🙌🏾

Don’t forget who you are, don’t forget who WE are, and don’t forget what midwifery really is and what it really was before colonization and criminalization.

May midwives all over unite despite systemic credentials and call in recognition, investment and the support we so deserve. Happy National Midwifery week and Happy Community Midwife month, today and everyday.💙✊🏾💙

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