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Welcome Grandparent!
The HBCU kidz website is stock filled with resources to assist you in your role as
a loving family member. Our recommended focus areas listed above have been
specially selected for GRANDPARENTS.
Please keep visiting us as we grow to meet your needs. The HBCU kidz brand
promotes unity, education, family heritage, uniqueness, quality and our nation's
historically black colleges.
We invite you to join our HBCU kidz FOCUS GROUP!
a loving family member. Our recommended focus areas listed above have been
specially selected for GRANDPARENTS.
Please keep visiting us as we grow to meet your needs. The HBCU kidz brand
promotes unity, education, family heritage, uniqueness, quality and our nation's
historically black colleges.
We invite you to join our HBCU kidz FOCUS GROUP!
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Education! Important GEAR for LIFE. TM
New Beginnings...Creating a Legacy Through Gift Giving
Welcome to HBCU kidz! It seems to be an ever increasing challenge to move
our offspring ahead in life so that they DO NOT fall behind globally.
We at HBCU kidz honor and respect the very important role that you play in
"training up a child". In fact, studies actually show that U can make a real
difference in helping to ensure that your grandchild grows up with the
love and confidence needed to one day become a future college
graduate.
We hear people question us if a college degree matters. How many
physicians, researchers, architects or educators can practice without one?
For a society to function, someone has to be educated...why not your
grandchildren? Who is putting that barrier in their way?
Our mission is to promote the HBCU spirit through high quality baby
memorabilia and parent resources that increase global support and
awareness of HBCUs. We need your help and guidance as wise elders.
Our HBCU kidz spirit was first influenced by Grandparents who passed down
positive family beliefs that keep God first, encourage education, support
doing the right thing, and believe the village is relevant and important...even in
the 21st century cyberspace community.
Welcome to HBCU kidz! It seems to be an ever increasing challenge to move
our offspring ahead in life so that they DO NOT fall behind globally.
We at HBCU kidz honor and respect the very important role that you play in
"training up a child". In fact, studies actually show that U can make a real
difference in helping to ensure that your grandchild grows up with the
love and confidence needed to one day become a future college
graduate.
We hear people question us if a college degree matters. How many
physicians, researchers, architects or educators can practice without one?
For a society to function, someone has to be educated...why not your
grandchildren? Who is putting that barrier in their way?
Our mission is to promote the HBCU spirit through high quality baby
memorabilia and parent resources that increase global support and
awareness of HBCUs. We need your help and guidance as wise elders.
Our HBCU kidz spirit was first influenced by Grandparents who passed down
positive family beliefs that keep God first, encourage education, support
doing the right thing, and believe the village is relevant and important...even in
the 21st century cyberspace community.
Helpful Links for U!
OUR GRANDPARENTS TAUGHT US THESE GEMS...
Grandpa Gerard used to say while holding each newborn grandchild in his
family..."Oh now that is a Joachim! You look just like me!"
Grandpa Eddie used to say "Get your education in your head 'cause no
one can take it from you once it gets in there!" and sometimes he would
warn, "You mess with mess and you get messed up!"
Grandma Vernell used to say "Everything you need to know is in a
book..The GOOD BOOK (Bible):. and often "Don't waste nothin'!"
Granddaddy John B used to say "Eat the meat and spit out the bone"
when filtering good advice from bad advice.
Grandfather William (age 92) shared "My daddy taught me, 'A dog bites
you once, it is the dog's fault. The same dog bites you twice? Your fault!' "
Grandpa Gerard used to say while holding each newborn grandchild in his
family..."Oh now that is a Joachim! You look just like me!"
Grandpa Eddie used to say "Get your education in your head 'cause no
one can take it from you once it gets in there!" and sometimes he would
warn, "You mess with mess and you get messed up!"
Grandma Vernell used to say "Everything you need to know is in a
book..The GOOD BOOK (Bible):. and often "Don't waste nothin'!"
Granddaddy John B used to say "Eat the meat and spit out the bone"
when filtering good advice from bad advice.
Grandfather William (age 92) shared "My daddy taught me, 'A dog bites
you once, it is the dog's fault. The same dog bites you twice? Your fault!' "
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