For Parents of African American Girls
Valentines Day Cards for African American/Black Girls
By Kim at January 18, 2011 | 7:43 am | 0 Comment
Valentines Day is just around the corner, and we have some suggestions for products that you can order now to avoid that mad dash to the store only to find that : 1. the store is completely out! 2. the cards that are available, simply do not represent your precious little girl. Here are a few selections of Valentine cards for you to choose from. Afro
Thank You to All of the Dads Who Are Great Fathers To Your Children
By Kim at January 11, 2011 | 12:18 am | 1 Comments
So often we speak of the many dads who are not stepping up and being the men our familes need them to be, but there are men who are doing a great job of being Fathers. To them I say, Thank You. Please continue to lead and love your children. They need you more than you know. For more information about Taking Time To Be A Dad, visit
Gifts for Young African American/Black Girls and Teen Girls
By Kim at December 9, 2010 | 4:01 am | 12 Comments
I was searching for a list of suggested gifts for African American/Black girls, and I quickly came to realize there isn't one! Since I have reviewed a few books and I've had the opportunity to check out a few goods and merchandise, I decided to create my very own list of "Gifts for African American/ Black Girls". The list includes items for young girls as
Empowerment of African American Girls , For Parents of African American Girls
Tips To Become Happier and More Empowered – For The Parents
By Kim at November 30, 2010 | 3:58 am | 3 Comments
In a search for happiness, many people look for it in other people and not within ourselves. Many people feel that things like money, a better job, better relationships..etc will make them happy. In reality, to find true contentment you must look inside yourself and learn to be your own best friend. That means you have to trust, love, and care for yourself just as you do
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Happy Girl Hair – Hair Care for African American Girls
By Kim at October 2, 2010 | 4:36 pm | 6 Comments
Website: Happy Girl Hair By the time I created Afro Puffs and Ponytails, my daughter was 18 years old and styling her own hair. There were many times when she was a small girl and a pre-teen girl that I longed for more information on caring for her natural hair. After I created Afro Puffs and Ponytails, I began to realize there are many moms(and dads) searching for
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How To Raise Healthy Black Girls – Sisterhood Agenda
By Kim at September 23, 2010 | 12:59 am | 0 Comment
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The Joys of Parenting – Having A Girl’s First Period Talk
By Kim at October 8, 2009 | 5:58 pm | 0 Comment
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="319" caption="(Click the picture for info about the kit)"][/caption] The Joys of Parenting - Having A Girl's First Period Talk by Dr. Chrystal de Freitas When should I start talking to my daughter about her first period? How much information should I provide my preschooler about the conception, growth, and birth of a new
Prepping African American Girls for Success
By Kim at September 4, 2009 | 3:45 am | 0 Comment
written by Kim Thomas Empowerment 101 for African American Teen Girls - Parents Provide the Power Empowerment is a common term used in discussions about women and girls and it has become very popular. What is empowerment? Merriam Webster's online dictionary defines the term as: 1 : to give official authority or legal power to 2 : enable 3 : to
