Black Motherhood: Navigating My ‘COVID Baby’ Starting First Grade
A local mother is reflecting on her experience with her child, referred to as a "COVID Baby", as they start first grade. At the time of her pregnancy, she held an executive position at a major company
Source byline: As Told To Bridgette Bartlett RoyallAugust 24, 20261 min read
A local mother is reflecting on her experience with her child, referred to as a "COVID Baby", as they start first grade. At the time of her pregnancy, she held an executive position at a major company. The mother's pregnancy was marked by extensive travel, which continued even during periods when it is typically advised against. This was reportedly done to fulfill obligations before giving birth. Further details about the mother's story and her experiences with her child are available from the source, Essence, for readers in the local area who are interested in learning more.
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