A Blog by Mom Meet Mom
Remember the dating scene? {uuuggggggg} If you’re a single mama, you may even be right back in it. When I was dating, someone let me in on the rule of 3s. Say what? Well, it’s pretty simple: Before you decide … Continued
C’mon moms, we’ve all been there… Awkward stares at the playground because we want what THOSE mom friends have. Fake compliments in the grocery aisle to get her to notice us. Shaking our heads as we walk away … Continued
So, I don’t know if you knew this, but I’m a mom. Yeah, I know, I’m kind of surprised, too. Anyway, life gets different when you have kids, and sometimes those differences lead to pain – and I’m not talking … Continued
Making new mom friends is tricky. This isn’t news, obviously. It’s hard enough making regular friends, but when you’re also a mom, unless your kids are older, you’ll probably be interrupted every fourth sentence. And if your kids are grown, … Continued
Mom friends, check. Babies and kids, check. Warm weather, check. (finally!!!) Now, what to do…. For some moms it can be awkward meeting mom friends. And once you finally start to build your local network, someone has to come to the … Continued
Ever change schools growing up? I did – a few times. Can we say BRUTAL? First I moved from a Catholic school over to a public school when I was in 3rd grade. I’ll never forget stepping onto the playground … Continued
The scenario: You’re all set to have an amazing kid-free coffee date with one of your favorite mamas, but suddenly your totally grownup plans are thrown out of whack by an unexpected school or daycare closure. Your grownup mom date … Continued
Did you know there are more than 35 million moms with children age 18 or younger in the United States alone? You would think that would make it easy for a gal to make a mom friend (even if she … Continued
Before we start, let’s get something straight: We’re not talking about single moms looking for love – though that’s pretty stressful, too. This post is about moms trying to meet local moms for playdates, conversation, and the kind of companionship … Continued