Top Design Styles to Know for 2026 and Beyond If you’ve ever scrolled Pinterest at midnight (guilty 🙋🏾‍♀️), you know design styles can feel like alphabet soup. Japandi, Scandi, Transitional, Afro-Modern, Minimalist Maximalism—like, can we breathe? But as an African millennial mama raising kids in America, I see design not just as aesthetics but as…
How to Get the Most from ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini & Other AI Tools: Mastering the Art of Prompt Generation If you’ve been following my journey here on Anxious African Mom, you know that I live at the intersection of tech, creativity, and mom life. By day, I’m an AI and Automation Product Manager—aka I spend…
Discover my top tech tips for bloggers—how I’ve posted twice a week since June without missing a post using ChatGPT and Notion to stay consistent.
When I walked down the aisle 10 years ago, I had no idea what the next decade would hold. I was a 20-something still figuring out who I was, carrying the weight of being a first-generation daughter of immigrants, and stepping into marriage with more love than life experience. Now, a decade later—three children, career…
How a growth mindset helps our marriage evolve through grief, immigration stress, career pivots, and parenthood—15+ years together, almost 10 married.
Twelve years ago today, my world changed forever. I was 23 years old—still sheltered, still figuring life out—when my mom passed away right in front of me. It was the kind of heartbreak you never fully prepare for, no matter how old you are. My mother was my best friend, my safe place, and my…
Sometimes Netflix drops a documentary that makes you stop mid-task and just stare at the screen in disbelief. That was me last week while painting my upstairs living room with Sherwin Williams Black Fox (yes, I’m finally tackling that space). I just needed some background noise, so I put on Unknown Number: The High School…
Boundaries, But Make It Generational: Teaching My Kids What I Had to Learn the Hard Way If you’ve been here a while, you might remember my post on boundaries—how I grew up as the youngest in a big African household where respect was non-negotiable, silence was golden (especially if you were the child), and boundary-setting…