Mommy
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Welcome to Mommy is...
Motherhood is full — of love, of lists, of longing.
But here, you are invited to make space for you.
A declaration that you’re allowed to be more than one thing at a time.
“Mommy is…” isn’t a label — it’s a living sentence.
It holds space for all the ways you show up: overjoyed, overwhelmed, curious, courageous, craving connection, craving quiet.
Here, moms meet themselves again. In laughter, in rest, in community. We believe motherhood is a chapter — not the whole book — and every mom deserves to R.E.A.D. her story out loud.
Let's meet you-- again.
A space where motherhood meets meaning — and you meet yourself again. We believe every mom is a living story, full of moments both wild and tender. Whether you're seeking connection, quiet, laughter, or simply time to breathe — you belong here. Mommy is... is not a definition — it’s a declaration. One you get to rewrite, reclaim, and R.E.A.D.: Respect your needs. Engage your passions. Acquire sacred time. Develop your wholeness. You're more than a role. You're a rhythm. Let’s live the story — together.
Come one, come all...
At Mommy is…, we believe motherhood is a living story—one that unfolds in countless ways. Here, Mommy is not one identity—it is many. It is a role, a calling, and a story written through respect, engagement, growth, and love.
We honor every form of motherhood:
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Birth moms and adoptive moms
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Foster moms and guardians
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Aunties, grandmothers, cousins, and chosen family
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Trans moms and non-binary parents, who claim the name “Mommy” in their own beautiful way
When you step into this community, you step into belonging. Every journey matters. Every identity is welcome. Every story is celebrated.
Mommy is… for birth moms, adoptive moms, foster moms, aunties, grandparents, cousins, and beyond, aged 21+, are welcome here.
Ebony Stingley, TX
"Motherhood can change how a person sees the world, others, and themselves. It's not a one-size-fits-all."
Titilayo Mitchell, IL
"Mommy is... everything, everywhere, evolving."
Janice Jones, IL
"For me being a mother means being supportive, caring, honest, protective, and loving
my children unconditionally. I have walked the Motherhood path that has shown me an
internal strength that I never knew I had for various circumstances."
