My name is Lashaun Forbes (A.K.A Shaunie). I currently live in South Florida, but I am originally from the beautiful island of Jamaica. Making the transition at the age of 8 was difficult. Two words…culture shock. I had no idea what I was getting myself into. I was made fun of by my peers and from then on, I sought after doing whatever it took to please people. This became a terrible habit that was not broken until around my mid 20s.
My passion was unfolding. I began to realize that everything I had experienced was all a set up. I found that many women were drawn to me and they would seek my help…benefiting from the wisdom I’ve been blessed with. My heart is for the young and the old (or “seasoned”), but I believe the youngsters definitely need more help and guidance. I absolutely love helping women. Helping them to live a fulfilling life…a life they’ve always dreamed of, no matter what they’ve experienced in the past.
I received my coaching certifications from the Universal Coach Institute, completing my studies in Life Coach, Solution-Focused Coach, & Transformational Coach, with honors.
Have any questions? Email me at coachshaunie@gmail.com
Congrats on starting your life coaching business girlie, God will bless you tremendously! Keep it up…!!
Thanks, hun.
So so so so proud of you hunni. Love your blog!!! Sarah
God is truly looking down super proud of his child.
Thank you Sarah! I really appreciate the support.
Great website Coach Shaunie!!
Thanks Deborah! 🙂
You are such a beautiful women. May God continue to bless you in everything you do and may you never lose faith.
Hey Natalyah! Thank you for the encouragement.
Hi, I am looking for help with my daughter’s hair. She is 4, and I never plan on using a relaxed for her. It will be her choice when she is older, but right now I am washing her hair 2x-3x a week and the products I use are As I am shampoo, Cantu leave in conditioner and Blue magic hair grease. I use a moisturizer and water as needed when combing, when it is not braided. I can’t say it’s not working, but would love for tips on products that are good for kids. Love your page. Thanks in advance
-Angie
Hi Angie! Thank you!
If the products you use work great on her hair, awesome. Keep using them. But there’s nothing wrong with wanting to see if there’s BETTER out there. One thing that really stand out to me is the fact that you’re washing your daughter’s hair 2-3 times every week. Applying shampoo that often to afro-textured hair can make it very dry. I would suggest cutting back to once a week. If you feel the need to wash her hair more than once a week, try As I Am Coconut Cowash. You can shampoo once a week and then use the cowash whenever else you feel like washing it that same week.
Also…check out Shea moisture’s line for kids.
Am so proud of you hunni. Keep it on
Thank you!!!!
Thanks!