It’s inevitable. One day you’ll look up and your baby will no longer be a baby, but a big boy or girl ready to start elementary school and face the world. While you’re preparing their lunch or helping them stuff their backpack, make sure you’ve prepared them in other ways too.
Meet Dr. Nikaela S. Flournoy, the July 2020 Momma of the Month
Dr. Nikaela S. Flournoy is on a mission to make a difference in the in the STEM field, as well as in the lives of her children.
Five Things Your Child Should Know Before Starting Kindergarten
I know summer is technically just beginning, but it’s the perfect time to start preparing your child for next school year. Many students will be transitioning to kindergarten, elementary, middle and high school, as well as college, so I thought it was a good time to repeat my Five Things series.
Author Cassandra Woods Talks ‘Rise Up: Keys to Overcoming’
Author Cassandra Woods wants to help readers live a purposeful life. I recently spoke with her about her book, Rise Up: Keys to Overcoming.
Join Chandra Sparks Splond in Saying a Prayer for Daddies
With Father’s Day right around the corner, please join me in praying for daddies and daddy figures.
Meet Dr. Derrick D. Jordan, the June 2020 Daddy of the Month
Every June for the last five years, I’ve paused my Momma of the Month feature to spotlight a daddy who is doing great things in the city of Birmingham, Alabama. This year, I’m honored to interview Dr. Derrick D. Jordan, pastor of Hope Everlasting Ministry and servant leader.
Join Chandra Sparks Splond for a Moment of Silence for Memorial Day
Today, in honor of Memorial Day, please join me in a moment of virtual silence in honor of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Thank you to all of our veterans and those currently serving.
Join Chandra Sparks Splond in Saying a Prayer for 2020 Graduates
There have been so many people and situations that have crossed my mind and been laid on my heart since we’ve entered this unprecedented global pandemic.
Author TaRessa Stovall Mixes Things Up
Self-proclaimed identity rights rabble-rouser TaRessa Stovall refuses to let the world define her. She is sharing her story in her memoir. I recently spoke with her about SWIRL GIRL: Coming of Race in the USA.
Black Fiction Addiction Has Moved
Join me at my new blog Black Fiction Addiction where I’m celebrating black books and the authors who create them. You can also connect with Black Fiction Addiction on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
