Holistic Parenting from The Pan-Afrikan Perspective will be released in June.
Thanks to everyone on Myspace who contributed. Special thanks to Joshua for the cover art! Thank you, Sa Mut Herr, Rene, Kameela, Venus, Roz, Dera, Wanlov, Yejide, Baiyina, Melinda, Sha'Kmt, Aremisa, Desi, Mwenya, Cris, Akilah, Mut Rennenet, Sarpoma, and Cherie. You all have truly blessed me, forever thankful!
The community has a vested interest in every child. Rites of passage rituals prepare Afrikan societies for parenthood, conception, birth, postpartum, and beyond. Holistic Parenting from the Pan-Afrikan Perspective celebrates many traditional Afrikan parenting concepts and
explores their benefits for Afrikans living in the Diaspora:
• Traditional Midwifery
• Pregnancy and childbirth rituals
• Baby Wearing
• African Medicinal Herbalism
• Rites of Passage
• Afrikan traditional baby – sittingAlso explored is:
• Homebirth
• Breastfeeding
• Cloth Diapering
• Nutrition
• Circumcision
• Vaccinations
• Home Schooling
• Toxic – Free Home
• And much more
We are the mothers Het Heru, Oshun, Yemaya, Auset, Meshkenet, and Nana Esi Ketewaa. We are are healers and ju ju women. Lets heal ourselves, our men, our children, and families. We have been lied to. We have the right to birth our children in our homes and birthing centers. We do not have to vaccinate. We do not have to send children to tradional doctors. Mama is the doctor, she created this universe and will heal this universe.
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historical perspectives that don't often make it to the mainstream media.
discuss issues on our talk radio shows that are quite controversial. In addition
to stimulating talk, we have music mixes that touch upon 360 degrees of a rich
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To Be An Afrikan
Woman is to:
Be life Affirming
Be in partnership with an Afrikan man
Be a political organizer
Speak for the Ancestors
Be An Advocate for Afrika
Be A Mother who does whatever is necessary to protect her child
Be a Healer
Represent the continuity of the Afrikan Family
Maintain and pass on Afrikan culture
Be a Scientist of the Sacred
Be Divine
-Marimba Ani
The Goddesses
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