Entry Level Mums

We're back! Happy New Year!
In this episode of Entry Level Mums, we sit down with Suada, a mother of four and the founder of the Muslim Women Awards. Suada opens up about raising children at very different stages of her life; becoming a mum as a teenager, parenting through her twenties, and welcoming another child in her thirties.
We talk honestly about how motherhood changes with time, confidence, and circumstance, the challenges of raising children in the age of smartphones, and how each child meets a different version of you. Suada also shares the story behind founding the Muslim Women Awards and why recognising Muslim women’s contributions matters now more than ever.
A reflective, honest conversation about growth, legacy, and motherhood through the years.
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In this powerful and honest conversation, we sit down with Marvyn Harrison, author and founder of Dope Black Dads, to explore what it truly means to be a father in today’s world...especially as a black man navigating neurodivergence, co-parenting, and racism.

We dive into:
💬 Fatherhood and identity
🧠 Late diagnosed neurodivergence
🤝 The realities of co-parenting and raising emotionally intelligent children
✊ Navigating racism — personally and through the experiences of our kids
🌱 Bridging the gap between women, Muslims and ethnic minorities
💛 Building a community for black fathers
✨ And so much more!
This episode is raw, thoughtful, funny in moments, and full of insight for all parents — whether you’re a ND parent, parenting ND kids, or simply trying to raise the next generation with more awareness and compassion

Marvyn's books can be purchased here:
I Love Me: https://amzn.eu/d/edMAr8c
The Best Me: https://amzn.eu/d/fjaqCIa

Socials:
https://www.tiktok.com/@marvyn_harrison ⁨@DopeBlackDads⁩  on youtube
https://www.instagram.com/dopeblackdads
https://www.tiktok.com/ ⁨@DopeBlackDads⁩

In this week’s episode, we open our hearts and read the letters we wrote to our Postpartum Depression (PPD) selves: a raw, emotional, and deeply vulnerable moment for both of us. We also dive into the topic of grief, sharing our own experiences with it.As always, the conversation takes a few unexpected turns. We lighten the mood by asking: what would we realistically get arrested for? 👀 And we explore our own neurodivergent traits and how they show up in everyday life.Grab your cuppas, because this episode is an interesting one. Don't forget to follow, comment and share your thoughts! Available on Youtube and Apple Podcasts.

This week’s Mum Chat had us SHOOK 😭 A mum wrote in about ANOTHER mother in law issue, so we had to unpack that which inspired Nasra to think of a lucrative business idea....We talk all things what we've been up to, half term, boundaries, tv shows and more. 💬 Got a wild story? DM us or send a voice note — it could feature in our next Mum Chat!

In Part 2 of our conversation with Farah, she delves into adopting two children who are siblings - something she had always prayed for after struggling to have children for 15 years.
Farah's book: A Muslim Woman's Guide to Infertility - you can find it on Amazon!

Share your thoughts with us on this episode! We hope Farah’s story reminds you that there’s strength in speaking your truth.Available on Youtube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts 🎧✨ Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe — it really helps our mum community grow! 💬💖