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Wisdom from the Womb: Gentle Lessons for Little Ones is a digital picture book created for babies and toddlers. It gently introduces counting, naming emotions, breathing through big feelings, and what it means to feel safe at home—always alongside a trusted caregiver.
Every page is illustrated with intention. Nothing loud. Nothing rushed. Just calm, connection, and learning that feels gentle.
The book is $5.25, honoring May 25th, the day I saw my daughter for the first time at her sonogram. Every purchase helps fund the hardcover edition, which will be revealed on her birthday, December 18th.
This is more than a digital book. It’s the foundation of something created to last.

Click the link in my bio https://beacons.ai/igobyjade or DM me for your copy💛
Thank you for being part of the beginning of Wisdom from the Womb, built with love and intention 🤍 by @wisdomftwomb

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8 months ago

Claudia Jones! Did the newspaper give her away, or was it the carnival clue? 👀

Born in Trinidad, Jones became a journalist and organizer in New York before being deported to Britain in 1955. In London, she founded the *West Indian Gazette* to amplify Caribbean voices and confront racism. She also organized an indoor Caribbean carnival in 1959—an important precursor to the later Notting Hill Carnival.

Tell me: did you guess Claudia Jones before the flip? Come back tomorrow at **8 a.m. ET** for a new mystery card and a fresh set of clues.

#ClaudiaJones #UKBlackHistoryMonth #BlackHistoryTrivia #YouShouldKnow WisdomFromTheWomb by @wisdomftwomb

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Today’s clues are hiding in plain sight. 👀

Look closely at what’s on the desk: one clue has a voice in print, and another brings the rhythm. This woman knew that telling a community’s story and celebrating its culture could both make a difference.

Who is this? Drop your guess below, and tell me which clue gave it away. The reveal comes tonight at 8 p.m. ET!

#BlackHistoryMonth #UKBlackHistoryMonth #BlackHistoryTrivia #YouShouldKnow #WisdomFromTheWomb by @wisdomftwomb

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BLACK HISTORY GAME NIGHT DAY 13 OF 31
Tonight’s reveal: Ida B. Wells. 📰

Wells used investigative journalism to expose lynching and demand accountability. She co-owned the Memphis Free Speech, documented lynchings in her 1895 book A Red Record, and continued organizing for civil rights and women’s voting rights.

Did you recognize her this morning? Tell us what part of her story you think more people should know.

#IdaBWells #YouShouldKnow #BlackHistoryGameNight #BlackHistory #WisdomFromTheWomb by @wisdomftwomb

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2 days ago

BLACK HISTORY GAME NIGHT DAY 14 OF 31

A newspaper office was threatened, but her voice only grew louder. 📰

She investigated racial violence, challenged the stories used to excuse it, and carried her findings far beyond Memphis.

Who is the woman on today’s card? Drop your guess below. We’ll turn the card over at 8 p.m. ET.

#YouShouldKnow #BlackHistoryGameNight #BlackHistory #WisdomFromTheWomb by @wisdomftwomb

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BLACK HISTORY GAME NIGHT DAY 13 OF 31
Tonight’s reveal: Marcus Garvey.

Born in Jamaica, Garvey helped build an international movement centered on Black pride and self-determination. He co-founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association with Amy Ashwood, launched The Negro World newspaper, and helped establish the Black Star Line.

There’s an October connection to today’s card, too: an article Garvey wrote was published on October 13, 1913. Did you recognize him this morning? Which part of his work would you like to learn more about? 👇🏾

#MarcusGarvey #YouShouldKnow #BlackHistoryGameNight #BlackHistory by @wisdomftwomb

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3 days ago

BLACK HISTORY GAME NIGHT DAY 13 OF 31

Today’s mystery figure used organizing, publishing, and big ideas to connect Black communities across borders. He believed people could build power through pride, unity, and economic independence.

Who’s on the card? Drop your guess below—we’ll reveal him at 8 p.m. 👇🏾

#YouShouldKnow #BlackHistoryGameNight #BlackHistory by @wisdomftwomb

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🥊 Tonight’s reveal: Joe Louis — “The Brown Bomber.”

Louis was world heavyweight champion from 1937 to 1949 and successfully defended his title 25 times. In 1938, he defeated Max Schmeling in the first round of a rematch watched around the world. His success carried meaning far beyond the ring at a time when Black Americans still faced segregation and discrimination.

Did you guess Joe Louis this morning? What part of his story do you think more people should know? 👇🏾

#JoeLouis #YouShouldKnow #BlackHistoryGameNight #BlackHistory by @wisdomftwomb

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4 days ago

BLACK HISTORY GAME NIGHT
DAY 12 OF 31

Today’s mystery figure stepped into the ring when the whole country was watching. His victories made him a champion, but what he represented reached far beyond boxing.

Do you know who’s on this card? Drop your guess below. We’ll reveal the answer at 8 p.m. 👇🏾

#YouShouldKnow #BlackHistoryGameNight #BlackHistory by @wisdomftwomb

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4 days ago

DAY 11 of 31 — THE REVEAL 🎴

The champion on today’s card is Arthur Ashe!

He won three major singles titles: the US Open in 1968, the Australian Open in 1970, and Wimbledon in 1975. Ashe also used his platform to speak against injustice and helped create a tennis and learning program that opened opportunities for young people.

How did you do on the two-part challenge? Tell us whether you knew his name, his work beyond tennis, or both. Day 12 begins tomorrow morning!

#YouShouldKnow #BlackHistoryGameNight #WisdomFromTheWomb #arthurashequotes by @wisdomftwomb

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5 days ago

DAY 11 of 31 — BLACK HISTORY GAME NIGHT 🎴

TWO-PART CHALLENGE TODAY: 🎾

Who is the person on this card?
What do you know about his impact beyond tennis?

Answer either question—or both—in the comments. We’ll share his name and story in tonight’s answer post at 8 p.m. Eastern.

YOU SHOULD KNOW. 👀

#YouShouldKnow #BlackHistoryGameNight #WisdomFromTheWomb by @wisdomftwomb

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DAY 10 of 31 — THE REVEAL

It’s Madam C. J. Walker!

Born Sarah Breedlove, Walker built a successful hair care business serving Black women. She trained sales agents, creating ways for thousands of women to earn money and develop their own businesses. She also used her success to support Black communities and speak out for civil rights.

Her story is about more than a product: it’s about creating opportunity. Did you guess her name—or the business she built? Tell us below, and come back tomorrow morning for Day #11.

#YouShouldKnow #BlackHistoryGameNight #WisdomFromTheWomb #MadamCJWalker by @wisdomftwomb

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6 days ago