Chaia Morgan
Chaia grew up in Hartford, Connecticut before heading to D.C. to attend Howard University. After college, she spent a year driving the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile (you read that correctly), before going to law school. Soon after, she met a handsome man named Derek, moved back to D.C., and got married. Chaia spends her days gushing over her son, drinking coffee (and Prosecco!), and baking sweet treats. Follow her @coesquire & @cupcakesbychaia.
5 Books to Celebrate Black History Month with Your Littles
Black History Month is a great time to pay close attention to the contributions and rich culture of African-Americans in our country. With littles,...
When You Miss Your First Event Because Your Kid Is Sick
Have you had to miss an event because your kid is sick? So, I was all set to attend this one-of-a-kind event called the...
5 Unique Gifts Ideas for Kids Who Have Everything
One thing I’ve found myself struggling with is what to buy the children in my life for their birthdays and holidays. These are kids...
Black Maternal Health Week: April 11-17, 2025
"Building for Liberation: Centering Black Mamas, Black Families and Black Systems of Care"
This the annual national Black Maternal Health Week (BMHW) campaign, founded and...
8 Kid-Friendly Movies to Watch During Black History Month
National Black History Month originated in 1926, when historian and author Dr. Carter G. Woodson first celebrated “Negro History Week.” Dr. Woodson selected this...
How to Bake With a Toddler
Ready to bake with a toddler? I bake a lot of cupcakes in my (limited) spare time. It’s a way to be creative, use...
3 Things My Son Learned from Flag Football
Just this past spring, my 7-year-old played flag football for the first time. He has always shown an interest in sports, so he joined...
How I Learned That Self-Care is a Discipline
The year 2022 taught me that self-care is a discipline. Not just a manicure and pedicure. I went through some big changes over the...
Doula Maria Modamwen Interview for Black Maternal Health Week
Black Maternal Health Week occurs every year from April 11-17 and was officially recognized by the White House in 2021. This year’s theme is...
Reflections On My First Dry January
I decided to participate in my very first dry January this year. For those that are not familiar, it is an annual month long...
10 Years of Celebrating Black Breastfeeding Week
This week (August 25 – August 31) marks the 10th Annual Black Breastfeeding Week!
Black Breastfeeding Week 2022: 10 Years, A New Foundation
I was fortunate...
The “Choice” to Breastfeed or Use Formula Is Actually Not a Choice At All
I am utterly speechless that there is a baby formula shortage in the richest and most powerful nation in the world. After two+ years...
Mom of the Month: NyJa Carter Highlighting Black Breastfeeding Week {August 2021}
It's the 9th year of Black Breastfeeding Week and we are grateful to speak with NyJa Carter to celebrate. This year, the theme is...
Breastfeeding as an Act of Resistance
You might be asking yourself how breastfeeding could be an act of resistance? A political act. A statement. You might be wondering how the...