Moment for Parents is an emotional outlet that helps you feel valued and understood.

Spend just 5 minutes a day to name, engage, and let go of the difficult emotions of parenthood.

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Most parenting information is triggering or guilt-inducing.

It's scary out there! Googling can lead to untrustworthy information. Digital mom forums are so judgy. One-size-fits-all pregnancy apps can make you question if you're "normal."

We're here to remind you that

you're a good parent.

By talking to Mo, our AI-powered guide, you'll get reassurance and validation as a parent.

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Notice your feelings and learn to accept them as part of your journey.

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Tune into your inner wisdom and shed outside parenting expectations.

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Filter the information you consume and embrace what works for you.

We're here for you the moment you need support.

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What People Are Saying
About Moment for Parents

I really appreciate the thorough and thoughtful advice/insights. It's a lifesaver and this work is needed! Thanks for being a light in this world!

Mom of a 12-month-old

I LOVE this chat experience. So engaging, it's like a book you can't put down.

Mom of a 15-month-old

This is so beautiful and helpful. I love the quotes and all the resources. Moment for Parents is doing such great things for moms. Thanks!

Mom of a 4-month & 3-year-old

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