Motherhood is better with company

we spend so much of our time as moms taking care of everything and everyone. it can be so easy to forget we’re actual people with our own lives, opinions, frustrations, feelings, and experiences that extend beyond being a mom.

mommyyeah brings moms together in small, ongoing groups where, for once, the conversation gets to be about us. no parenting lessons, no judgement, and no one asking what’s for dinner.

rooted in decatur. made for atlanta moms

come as you are. we’ve all probably been there. 

so, what is mommyyeah?

mommyyeah is a community build around small, ongoing groups of moms who get together regularly to talk about real life. the good, the messy, the funny, the frustrating, and everything in between.

our thoughtfully facilitated conversation groups give you a consistent space to show up, speak freely, listen, laugh, complain, celebrate, and connect with women who understand that motherhood is rarely just one thing.

no need to have it all together. that’s kind of the point.

wanna be one of the first?

we’re getting ready to bring together our very first mommyyeah conversation groups in atlanta, and we’d love to save you a seat.

six weeks. a small group of moms. real conversations, new connections, and absolutely no pressure to have your shit together.

join the interest list. no payment or commitment required.

some things are better talked about together

our groups

meet weekly with a consistent, small group of moms for 75 minutes of facilitated conversation about motherhood, relationships, identity, and all the things in between. no pressure to share more than your comfortable with.

because not every get-together needs a discussion topic. think dinners, girls’ nights, watch parties (not sports), and actual fun with women you’d want to hang out with anyway. we’ll start with occasional local gatherings as the community grows.

the socials

for all moms

working moms. stay-at-home moms. single moms. LGbtq+ moms. moms with babies, toddlers, teenagers, or grown children. moms figuring out who they are in a new season of life. however motherhood looks for you, there’s room for your experience here.