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Apr 4, 2021 52 min

Parents That Can’t Parent

from Flower Child. The Podcast! Hosted by Ke'Onda Washington

on this episode, we get into our perspective of adulting while being parented or the lack there of... 🌱 we have our weekly jewels: #GuardianTip #MommyAndMeMoment #PlantTip This weeks Controversial Corner is an interesting one, so tap in if you can! using our hashtag #FlowerChildCC 🌻don’t forget to support our #BloomingBlackBusiness https://oglewoodavenue.com This weeks #PostItNote “I surrender outdated beliefs about myself.” (write it down and remind yourself daily🌻) connect with us at https://flowerchildthepodcast.com/ #LoveYouLater

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