We don't usually discuss politics, Race or Social Justice but could not avoid it this episode. We also discuss our favorite episodes of the past year and why you should mind your business on Social Media.
All tagged babymomma
Dismantle the Family Courts & Covid-19 Hits Home
David shares his latest experience of microaggressions from the family courts and how Covid-19 has affected him personally. Clarke empathises.
His Side, Her Side, Sprinkle In A Little Truth
Co-Host Clarke responds to the interview with his ex-wife
Bonus Content - Equivalent Retaliation - We Both Petty
Co-host Clarkes Ex-wife pays the Podcast a visit and shares how they both have been petty when it comes to moving on.
One Of Our Co-Parents Pays Us a Visit
Chris and David continue with a wrap up on challenging and remaining friends with people who do not business with their kids.
Domestic Violence - Bonus Wrap Up
Chris and David continue with a wrap up on challenging and remaining friends with people who do not business with their kids.
Domestic Violence - Part 2 of 3
Clarke and Davidcontinue the discussion with Kisha as she expresses her struggles with moving past her history of domestic violence. Chris and David continue with a wrap up on challenging and remaining friends with people who do not business with their kids.
Domestic Violence - Part 1 of 3
Clarke and David speak with a Mother of six who realized she was a Victim of Domestic Violence before he ever laid a hand on her.
Gender Roles in a Co-Parenting Relationship
Podcast Host Chris and David along with Scottie of the “Surviving Hurricane Baby Momma” Episode speak about how they see Gender Roles in a co-Parenting relationship with an excerpt from the “Definition of Co-Parenting” Episode with Neferteri Plessy.
Hurricane Baby Momma
Chris and David speak with Scottie, a single dad who survived Hurricane Irma and Maria both which landed on the Caribbean Island where he lived within two weeks of each other but he could not escape the wrath of his Child’s Mother. Listen in as he acknowledges his part in the dysfunction of their co-parenting relationship.
