GullahMama is about parenting the best way we know how. GullahMama is also known as Gullah Gullah Island’s Ms. Natalie. In love with the children I birthed and the children of my heart, my Gorgeous Gullah Man, Ron, cobalt blue paint and the Sea Islands. Believe that the well-being of a community and of a nation can be measured by the well-being of its children. Am dedicated to Creating life, not Reacting to it.
natalie, i look forward to following your blog. you have already touched a very special place in our hearts, by watching your lovely show. in fact just today, my 3 year old asked me for a bowl of grapes and as i was washing them at the sink, she said, “thanks, miss natalie!” -it put a big smile on my face.
your dedication to creating life sure is making quite an impact.
great first post. i’ll be sure to keep in mind, your words to pass along to my son when he reaches the age of appropriate discussion.
big warm hugs!
I just discovered your blog and I, too, am excited to follow. I am 22 now but remember watching “Gullah Gullah Island” when I was little. I have two kids of my own now, a 3 year old son and a 4 month old daughter.
My little boy is sitting beside me right now watching the show as he discovered it about a month or two ago and looooves it! He enjoys jumping around pretending to be Binyah Binyah and ribbiting at his little sister.
I know the show is no longer be taped, but I am so glad that reruns are being shown! Something fun and educational for my kiddo to watch and me not have to worry about what he’s viewing while sitting in front of the television.
Thanks
I just wanted to say thank you to you and your husband for such a wonderful TV show.
My daughter, almost 2 years old, loves “Gullah Gullah Island”. She dances and sings right along with all the characters. I’m not sure how much she understands, but she always calls “Ms. Natalie” Mama and “Mr. Ron” Daddy. And her favorite baby doll, formally Nina, is now called Sim Sim. Thank goodness for you all, Noggin and our DVR.
I look forward to reading about you, your family, and all that you do.
Have a wonderful day!
hi miss natalie i;m 17 years old and i;m proud to say i still watch gulla gulla island . it comes on very early in the morning so i would record it on my dvr player.The first time i watched the show again was about two years ago .Iwas fliping throu channels and saw the show i almost cried becaues it brong back so many memories.Thank you for teaching me.god bless.
My daughter watched the show as a child. She is now seventeen years old and for Christmas, we are desperately wanting to find her a Binyah Binyah Pollywog. She had one as a child, but my mother-in-law sold it in a garage sale on accident. We recently saw the show come on late at night and it brought back so many memories for her. If there is anyone out there who knows how I can get one, please reply. I have looked on e-bay, craigs list, amazon, playskool, even contacted nickelodeon as well as several other shopping sites.