46 episodes
Black Moms Chat Podcast Adanna Dill Schnelle Acevedo
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- Kids & Family
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4.9 • 22 Ratings
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Black Moms Chat hosted by Schnelle Acevedo and Adanna Dill, two NYC moms with six kids between them. Schnelle and Adanna are friends and parenting lifestyle bloggers/influencers. This podcast will discuss Black motherhood and interview guests on topics that will inspire, encourage, and support their community.
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Black Motherhood in the Roe v. Wade Aftermath
Black Motherhood in the Roe vs. Wade Aftermath.
On this episode of Black Moms Chat, Adanna Dill and Schnelle Acevedo partner with Powermom.
Powermom is a community of pregnant people collecting and contributing important pregnancy-related health information through app-based surveys and wearable sensors. Together, they are working to reduce health disparities and learning more about what leads to healthy pregnancies and healthy babies for every pregnant person. Learn more about Powermom here.
The ladies discuss their thoughts on the overturning Roe v. Wade Aftermath, how this will affect Black mothers/women and more.
Black Moms We Stan: Support Penelope McCown's toddler luxury line, Cocoa Baby Love here.
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What About Your Strong Friends? {Replay}
On this episode, Schnelle Acevedo and Adanna Dill discuss friendships. How their friendships have evolved over time, dealing with the end of a friendship, strained relationships, making mom friends and more.
Keep up with us on Instagram @blackmomschat!
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Learn from a Speech Pathologist Replay
This a replay from Black Moms Chat Season 2! On this episode, Adanna Dill and Schnelle Acevedo interview Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist, Uchenna “Uche” Udobi.
Uchenna “Uche” Udobi shared ways parents can support children who are late talkers, advises on when to get kids an evaluation, what most people don't know about stuttering, potty training, and more.
Uchenna Udobi, is a certified Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) from Houston, TX and the founder of LittoLingo. A company designed to help parents grow their child's communication ability, decrease parental stress, while improving academic and social success. This is done by teaching parents how to create meaningful exchanges at home by improving their infants and toddlers language milestones timely via an online video series. She has close to 15 years of experience getting kids talking. For the last 2 years, she has been a member of the Language in Infants through Preschoolers Topic Committee, where she reviews and rates the latest evidence on language growth of children birth to 5. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, trying new restaurants, and listening to podcasts and audiobooks.
You can connect with our guest, Uche:
Website: https://littolingo.com
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/littolingo/
Courses https://littolingo.mykajabi.com/home -
Parent vs. Toddler Replay
On this replay episode from season 2 of Black Moms Chat podcast, Adanna Dill and Schnelle Acevedo discuss parenting toddlers and their experience with the six toddlers they've cared for between them.
Make sure to connect with us on Instagram @blackmomschat!
Keep up with Nellie @glamnellie and Adanna @rattlesandheels!
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The Body Image Episode Replay
This replay from season one is all about body image! Adanna Dill and Schnelle Acevedo talks about body image. They share their personal body image stories, their thoughts on plastic surgery, the body positivity movement, wearing a swimsuit at any size and more. Keep up with the ladies on Instagram!
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SEASON FINALE We Fly High: Tips and Tricks for Summer Travel Fun
On this episode of Black Moms Chat, Adanna Dill and Schnelle Acevedo discuss getting back OUTSIDE this summer. Their summer travel plans, tips for traveling with little ones, how to take time out for you while traveling, how to create budget friendly experiences but still have a fun experience with our family, favorite destination and traveling while Black and extra precautions taken in certain areas.
Book, Adanna's reading Black Cake by Charmaine Wilkerson.
Keep up with us in between episodes @blackmomschat @rattlesandheels @glamnellie
Customer Reviews
#Melanemic
How are we spelling this word? Y’all had me dying.
Like I’m listening to family
As a Black Caribbean millennial woman, this podcast is everything! It helped me through the pandemic while being pregnant with my second child and coping with isolation. I had some anxiety issues creep up and I really needed something like this while I was going through all the challenges. Thank you so much, the only thing that would be better is if we were friends in real life! :)
I freaking LOVE this podcast
Every time I get in my car I turn on this podcast and it immediately gives me life. These two young ladies make you feel as if you have been friends with them for YEARS! So relatable and they keep it’s all the way real. Makes me feel like I’m not alone! Highly recommended!