She Copes: The Podcast
Welcome to the She Copes Podcast! It’s a place for women of color to receive real-life tips for coping with EVERYTHING life throws at us. From health to wealth, nothing at all will be off the table. Host Celesha B. wants every listener to feel inspired, encouraged, and uplifted. So come on, sis! We laugh, love & keep it all the way real over here.
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Today we have a guest! Mommy and friend Asia Berry joined in. Listen in as we talk about the ups and downs of parenting during a pandemic, ways to give yourself grace, and get rid of mom guilt, and we also discuss how it feels to be a mom-to-be during this time. Not to mention we talk about today's hot topics!
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