Parenting
From dying in childbirth to being admitted to hospital for Covid-19 – evidence shows Black mothers face the greatest health inequalities of any parent in the UK. The words in this feature, recorded by Black women in Britain, are based on findings from Black Ballad Original Data, MBRRACE-UK and NPEU research at the University of Oxford.
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My daughter called home from college crying and I immediately assumed something must be wrong, but she was calling to tell us how happy she is.
All parents should want is for their kids to be happy and whole. Rodney is still the same person I have always loved.
"My 6-year-old just got mad at me and told me to mute myself."
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"I said Alexa three times and she didn’t respond so she’s family now."
I am desperate for words of comfort — that I am doing this right, that when we return to whatever we return to, she will be okay.
Video calls can be a harsh reminder of the sudden changes in your child's life.
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