Testimonials

"Ms. Mosee has captured the necessary components required by young mothers to succeed in higher education institutions . . . The stories provided in the book are inspiring and will be a source of motivation for young mothers."

– Mary A. Sciaraffa, PhD, Board Secretary
National Coalition for Campus Children's Centers

 "Family Care Solutions, Inc., has produced an outstanding resource to assist student-parents in planning, goal setting, and achieving their college educations. Through inspirational stories of those who have navigated the challenges of balancing work, parenting and study, along with concrete steps to take and decision-making tools, Professor, May I Bring My Baby to Class? A Student-Mother's Guide to College will be an invaluable aid to countless women."

– Ann Weaver Hart, President
Temple University 

"Professor, May I Bring My Baby to Class? is a wonderful, well-organized and inspiring new book that belongs in the hands of teen mothers and all young moms who think that having a child means putting your dreams on hold . . . an informative, practical student-mother's guide to college that addresses the typical questions (Can I really go to college?) and larger life issues (What about child care and costs?) that single moms face. What makes this book special, however, is the inclusion of real-life stories of broken spirits, lonely days and haunting fears told by women who never gave up and never gave in. Their lives tell an incredible story of how to succeed and achieve even when everyone around you says you can't. Alongside the practical how-tos is the unforgettable lesson that despite all odds, we can grow strong in broken places."

– Arlene C. Ackerman, EdD., Superintendent
The School District of Philadelphia

 "The stories are brilliant, inspiring, empowering and heroic."

– Tina Marie Keoseyan, Student-Parent
Community College of Philadelphia

 "This is a unique and beautiful book that cannot help but inspire readers. It makes the reader feel like maybe she too can make it since so many others just like her did."

– Marlene Weinstein, Director of Early Age Education
Middle States Commission on Early Education

"The book is excellent. I truly like the tone and the approach."

– Candace Powell Kinard, Associate Director
Philadelphia Education Fund College Access Program

"Every page makes you feel more empowered. It's refreshing, as well as inspiring . . . effectively communicated the challenges teens will be faced with and how to prepare to deal with them."

– Kirston Ransom, Student-Parent
Community College of Philadelphia

"I read through the book in one sitting and was incredibly engaged both in the student stories and in your content. It is wonderfully encouraging and also a practical guide."

– Angela Kweon, Compliance Counsel
Burlington Coat Factory Warehouse Corporation