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S5E1: What Is a Single Mother by Choice?

S5E1: What Is a Single Mother by Choice?

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What does it actually mean to be a Single Mother by Choice—and why does clarity matter so much at the beginning of the journey? In this foundational mash-up episode, Aisha revisits one of the most common and important questions she’s been asked over the years.

This episode is for women exploring solo motherhood, Black women considering becoming Single Mothers by Choice, and anyone seeking language, grounding, and validation around intentional family building.

In this episode, Aisha:

  • Defines what “Single Mother by Choice” truly means
  • Breaks down common misconceptions and stereotypes
  • Explains the difference between circumstance and intention
  • Shares why naming your path matters emotionally and practically
  • Reflects on how identity, choice, and community shape the journey

This mash-up brings early insights into conversation with lived experience, offering reassurance that intentional motherhood can be thoughtful, empowered, and deeply rooted in care.

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Chapters
  • (00:00:04) - Single Mothers by Choice: How to Parent Your Childs
  • (00:04:42) - SNC on the SMC Path
  • (00:06:40) - The Journey to Having a Second Daughter
  • (00:08:04) - The Social Perception of Single Motherhood
  • (00:09:28) - What is a Single Mother by Choice?
  • (00:10:53) - What do you think is the biggest difference between a single mother by
  • (00:13:07) - What Makes an SMC Different From Others?
  • (00:15:32) - Do You Hate Men?
  • (00:16:30) - Starting to Finish Motherhood With Aisha
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