Not Your Average SuperMom

Let's Talk about the "D"!DATING 40+ is Ghetto!We are back from our two week Thanksgiving Hiatus. We are kicking off December with our "Let's Talk About the D" Series. First up, Dating! Did you ever think to yourself that dating in your 40's is GHETTO!! Join my panel of friends as we discuss dating and all of the things we do to find "the ONE." My special guests this week are Kevin Elliott, author of more than 30 best-selling novels and my "tell it like it is" guy-friend. Maurice Cooper, an accountant from Virginia Beach, and my Godbrother who has known me since I was about 12. He is my sounding board, (and he's also set me up on some very 'interesting' dates). And holding it down for the women is Shani Twyman, a woman of a thousand talents! She's a fitness guru, avid bicyclist, and iron-woman competitor and traveler of the world! I want to be like her when I finally grow up! :-)My panel is going to delve deep into what it's like to be 40+ and out here dating! Connect with Tiffany: www.instagram.com/nyasupermomEmail: nyasupermom@gmail.com for inquiresFacebook Group: Not Your Average SuperMom For more parenting tips, subscribe to Not Your Average SuperMom podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen!

You & Me Us Never Part. . . Special Friendsgiving Episode with my BFF...FF..FFFFF, Yasako CooperThere are so many things I'm grateful for this Thanksgiving, and one of those things is my 35+ year long friendship with my bestfriend, Yasako. We've been through a lot, but most importantly, we've been through it together. This episode is a love-letter to my daughters, to share with them my story of lifelong friendship. The ups and downs, and the beauty of knowing you've got a lifelong partner in crime.Yasako & I are sharing stories of our friendship. Some funny, some sad, but they're our stories and we hope they will encourage you to reach out to your BFF and let them know that you love them today.Connect with Tiffany: www.instagram.com/nyasupermomEmail: nyasupermom@gmail.com for inquiresFacebook Group: Not Your Average SuperMom For more parenting tips, subscribe to Not Your Average SuperMom podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen!

A Preemie StoryInterview with Andrea Powell - Sharing her story of her miracle birthThis week’s special guest is my cousin, Andrea Powell and she is sharing the story of the premature birth of her son, “Prince K.I.C.” Her story is one that many can relate too with 1 in 10 women experience premature labor. I pray that her story will help encourage those who are going through and give insight on how to get through.If you would like to give a donation to the March of Dimes in recognition of World Prematurity Day, visit www.marchofdimes.org/donation. The Infant & Toddler Connection of Virginia provides early intervention supports and services to infants and toddlers from birth through age two who are not developing as expected or who have a medical condition that can delay normal development. For more information visit: https://www.itcva.online. If you live outside of Virginia, check with your local state for similar programs.Connect with Tiffany: www.instagram.com/nyasupermomEmail: nyasupermom@gmail.com for inquiresFacebook Group: Not Your Average SuperMom For more parenting tips, subscribe to Not Your Average SuperMom podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen!

How to be a Boss Mom Interview with Shonda Barnes, Regional VP of PrimericaThis week’s special guest, Shonda Barnes shares with us her journey to finding financial freedom, while she juggles the responsibilities of being a mom of 5! She’s baring it all and sharing her truths about the struggles and sacrifices she’s made along the way. She also shares tips on how to build your financial foundation.To contact Shonda:(757) 770-6414 or sbarnesfinancialfreedom@gmail.comConnect with Tiffany: www.instagram.com/nyasupermomEmail: nyasupermom@gmail.com for inquiresFacbook Group: Not Your Average SuperMom For more parenting tips, subscribe to Not Your Average SuperMom podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen!

Readers Are Leaders! Interview with Starr Armstrong, Founder & Executive Director of Clever Communities in ActionWe’re kicking off Family Literacy Month by chatting it up with Starr Armstrong of Clever Communities in Action. She’s telling us all about how she got started and her work to promote culturally affirming literature for our children. Early exposure to literature in the first 3 years of a child’s life can significantly increase a child’s experience in school. We discuss Starr’s Programs and she even offers some of her favorite children’s books:The King of Kindergarten by Derrick BanksThe Queen of Kindergarten by Derrick BanksFrankenslime by Joy KellerBoo Stew by Donna L. WashingtonThere’s a Dragon in My Closet by Dorothea TaylorMy Rainy Day Rocket Ship by Markette SheppardMalcolm Little: The Boy Who Grew Up to Become Malcolm X by Ilyasah ShabazzNappy Hair by Carolivia HerronQueen of the Scene by Queen LatifahParable of the Sower by Octavia E. ButlerThe Getaway by Lamar GilesFake ID by Lamar GilesShortie Like Mine by NiNi SimoneOne Crazy Summer by Rita Williams-GarciaTo find Starr Armstrong online:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CleverCommunitiesInActionInstagram: @cca_orgYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/CleverCommunitiesInActionWebsite: https://clevercommunities.org/L.A.A.W. Scholars: https://clevercommunities.org/laaw-scholar/Donate to CCA: https://checkout.square.site/buy/SE7QPOK73CVMP277ZNO6WWIPConnect with Tiffany: www.instagram.com/nyasupermomEmail: nyasupermom@gmail.com for inquiresFacbook Group: Not Your Average SuperMom For more parenting tips, subscribe to Not Your Average SuperMom podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen!

Dear Teacher, My Daughter Has DyslexiaThe COVID-19 closures was an eye-opening experience for me. Having to sit with my daughter while she was doing Virtual Learning, I realized she was really struggling in the classroom. Being such a literary enthusiast, discovering my daughter has dyslexia was very humbling. It’s been a journey to learn how it shows up for her and what programs and tools would best support her. MisManners talks about how dyslexia affects her in the classroom and what she’s learned about advocating for herself.For more information on Dyslexia: Understood.orgDyslexiaida.orgFrequently asked QuestionsSelf-assessment ToolSuggested AccommodationsFacebook GroupsDyslexia and Learning Disability Support GroupDyslexia Support - for parents of dyslexic childrenDecoding Dyslexia for Military NetworkConnect with Tiffany: www.instagram.com/nyasupermomEmail: nyasupermom@gmail.com for inquiresFacbook Group: Not Your Average SuperMom For more parenting tips, subscribe to Not Your Average SuperMom podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen!