Why Wale Wants To Build Birthing Centers In Low Income Areas

Wale became a father to a baby girl and it has truly changed his life. He talked to Headkrack about how sometimes she doesn’t want to be hugged and will run away. Wale believes that technology has a lot to do why kids don’t want affection.

Follow @TheRSMS

Before having his daughter he realized a lot about the differences of birthing centers vs. having a baby in the hospital. Wale would like to build birthing centers in low income areas so they have a chance to experience the difference. He mentioned it was more soothing and they treated them like people. Wale is excited to help future moms.

Listen to “The Rickey Smiley Morning Show” 6am ET.

RELATED: Wale Talks About Realizing He Didn’t Have Many Friends [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO]

RELATED: Wale On How The Industry Has Made Him Question Himself [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO]

RELATED: Wale Gives His Thoughts About Getting A Face Tattoo [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO]

The Latest:

• Virtual Insanity: How Trump’s AI Machine Fuels Disinformation and Political Hate
• Democratic Sen. Jeff Merkley Delivers Nearly 23-Hour Speech Blasting Trump Administration’s ‘Authoritarian Control’
• They Destroyed The White House For Trump’s Ballroom—And The Photos Are Devastating
• NCAA Approves Rule Allowing Athletes To Bet On Pro Sports Starting Nov. 1
• Chauncey Billups, Terry Rozier Among Several Charged In Large FBI Gambling Probe
• Kevin McCall Says Chris Brown Still Owes Him $25K: “That Ain’t Fair”
• TMZ Confirms Trump Considering Diddy Commutation After White House Denial
• Lawyer Suing Fat Joe Indicted For Mowing Down 66-Year-Old Process Server
• Being Eddie: Comedy Icon Eddie Murphy Reflects On Legacy In New Doc
• Idris Elba Has To Derail Disaster In Teaser For Season 2 of Apple TV’s ‘Hijack”

Headkrack: Best Of 2018 [PHOTOS]

28 photos