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Black mothers, let your voices be heard. Your stories need to be heard. Your concerns need to be addressed. Please consider participating in these discussions, and/or sharing with other African American mothers. * * #blackmothers #sanbernardino #pregnancy #blackfamilies #blackbabies #africanamericanmothers #blackgirlsrock #birthequity #perinatalequity #perinatalequityinitiative #blackfathers

I trally want to take pics like this with niyah. She graduates kindergarten in june

#Repost from @deediamond185. #RealTalk #BlackWomen #BlackBeauty #BlackQueen #BlackWoman #Queen #BlackGirls #BlackGirlsRock #BlackMothers #BlackDaughters #AfricanAmericanWomen #AfricanAmericanWoman #AfricanAmericanGirls #AfricanAmericanDaughters #AfricanAmericanMothers #AfricanAmericanGirl #AfricanWomen #AfricanWoman #AfricanQueen #AfricanBeauty #AfricanDaughters #AfricanMothers #BlackLove #BlackPride #BlackPower #RespectOurWomen #RespectOurSelves

Happy Mother's Day #Repost @yeaaa_imtalkingteee with @repostapp ・・・ It's A Family Thing #africanamericanmothers #gerberbaby #family #motherswithsons #theshaderoom #gap #gapkids #gregjohnsonshotme Photographer: @_gregjohnson Models: @king_saige_ @yeaaa_imtalkingteee_ #unedited

Flyy momma, flyy daughter #naturallyflyy #naturalhair #momandaughter #positiveblackimages #africanamericanmothers

I couldn't have asked for a better mother of our 2 boys. Your kindness, patience, nurturing and calming presence is a blessing not just to our children, but all those you touch. Thank you for being great. Happy mother's day. #happymothersday #greatmoms #blackmoms #blackmothers #munamommy #africanamericanmothers

Mom, I did not expect book #1, 10 Prosperity Secrets for the Young and Fly, to help so many young women understand money and what it takes to set themselves up for success. I thank God that it did..............Book #2 is all about the parents!!! All about what it takes for the parents to set their kids up for generational wealth in one generation. This book is a game changer for any parent who wants to do something different. Any parent who wants to set their kids up for financial success, so their kids don't have to go through the same struggles that they did. It's not always about what you have, IT'S ABOUT WHAT YOU DO WITH WHAT YOU HAVE. * What you don't know can keep you in bondage, but what you do know can set you FREE!!! Let this be the last year you will ever how to worry about your children's future whether you are here or not. #prosperwithregina * * * * * * * * * * * * #generationalwealth #wealthbuilders #passiveincome #money #hardworkingmothers #success #financialsuccess #financialfreedom #trustfunds #Wills #kidpreneur #mompreneur #assets #buildwealth #author #blackwomenauthor #africanamericanmothers #atlantaauthor #financialstatus #nodebt #millionaires #billionaires

I've been really looking forward to this! @maternalmentalhealthnow . . . . . #webinar #transgenerationaltrauma #africanamericanmothers #trauma #resilience #culturalcompetency

African American preterm birth risk linked to Microbiome Pregnant African American women are more likely than white women to give birth prematurely, but they’re underrepresented in studies of preterm birth rates. In a recent study, at West Virginia University scientists analyzed how pregnant women’s vaginal microbiomes correlated to preterm birth rates. They identified bacteria species that proliferated in women who gave birth early. Because most of the study’s participants were African American, the findings may help healthcare providers predict and prevent preterm birth in this at-risk population. They considered the vaginal microbiomes of 45 women who gave birth prematurely and 90 whose pregnancies extended through term. About 78 percent of the women in each group were African American which is significant as most previous studies contain large groups of European descent. The data also covered all three trimesters so researchers could track how the microbiome changed. They found that by the second trimester, women who would eventually give birth prematurely harbored much larger populations of certain vaginal bacteria than their full-term counterparts did. In addition, they had smaller populations of Lactobacillus crispatus. That’s noteworthy because a Lactobacillus-dominated microbiome is a hallmark of a healthy reproductive tract. These differences only grew more pronounced as the pregnancies progressed. The researchers also discovered that the microbial profile associated with preterm birth correlated to a greater presence of proinflammatory proteins—called cytokines—in vaginal fluid. Researchers could not yet say what had influenced those alterations. Their findings may influence how pregnant women’s risk of preterm birth is assessed. For example, perhaps their vaginal microbiomes could be tested for risk factors. Our bacterial health matters. Understanding its effect of gestation length is another piece of that puzzle and this study may help prevent premature births and help protect African American mothers and babies. #microbiome #guthealth #prematurebirth #pregnancy #africanamericanmothers #africanamericanmothersmatter