How That Chick Angel is Raising Four Respectful Boys

About this episode

Angel Laketa Moore shares her insights on raising respectful boys while balancing a career and motherhood.

Some moms just get it… and Angel Laketa Moore (aka That Chick Angel aka the One Margarita Lady) is one of them. In this episode, the comedian, actress, podcaster, and mama of four boys - including a set of twins - pulls up to the Den and gives us the real on raising kind young men, balancing a full career with motherhood, and why parenting with intention matters. From the story of how she literally trained her son for his first homecoming date (PowerPoint included) to the sweet way she sings to him before school every morning, Angel shows that raising confident, respectful kids doesn’t happen by accident — it’s love, consistency, and a little strategy. We also talk about: • Raising boys with manners and emotional intelligence • When older siblings become the “third parent” • Building a career that actually works with motherhood • Protecting your kids while still sharing your life online • Why Angel says she was a terrible girlfriend but a great wife And of course… we laugh a LOT along the way. If you’ve ever wondered how some moms raise kids who are kind, thoughtful, and grounded — this conversation is for you. Keep up with Angel on IG: @ThatChickAngel The Mamas are building our…

People in this episode

Hosts: Ashley, Codie, Melanie

Guest: Angel Laketa Moore

Topics covered

• parenting
• raising boys
• emotional intelligence
• work-life balance
• intentional parenting
• family dynamics

Keywords

• parenting
• boys
• emotional intelligence
• intentional parenting
• family
• motherhood
• career

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Black Love Podcast Network

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