Zillennial Moms Avery and Asante

The world we live in is constantly and rapidly changing. As a result, people’s beliefs and worldly views have been affected by our evolving world. Which is why statistics have shown a steady increase in both multicultural and interracial families. Just like any other family, these families have their own unique challenges and successes. Listen to our discussion where we’ll discuss our own experiences, statistics and Madea movie references.

This weeks episode goes into what having friends while being a mom is like ! Both Avery and Asante elaborate a little on their experiences with their friends since becoming mothers. Join us for laugh 😊 and some very good information about friendship.

Some days are harder than others. This is especially true for motherhood. Of course, us moms love our children, but let’s be honest… Motherhood can be exhausting. The goal of this episode is to shed light on an area of motherhood that is sort of taboo to speak about. If have a question or want to be featured in future episodes email us at zillennialmoms@gmail.com

In a world where everyone now use some form of social media you don’t really hear about how it effects oneself ! In this episode you will tune in on some of the effects social media may have on a person and how it may effect parenting !

In this episode you will hear about some of the major events that took place through each generation and how those events may have affected parenting during those times. You will also hear our take on how parenting will be in the future!

The Greatest Generation (1901-1927)

The Silent Generation (1928-1945)

Baby Boomers (1946-1964)

Generation X (1965-1980)

Millennials (1981-1995)

Generation Z (1996-2010)

Generation Alpha (2011 and after)

In this day and age we are seeing more blended families than ever before ! In this week’s episode you will get a glimpse of our experiences, the challenges, and the positives of having a family that’s not considered “ideal”. Although a blended family may have problems. It is still just that—a family.