A Statement from Mom.Life:

Hey everyone!

Last night, a new user began messaging our moms asking for private pictures of toddlers and young children. This is obviously unacceptable behavior, and the account was banned immediately. Although thankfully extremely rare on Mom.Life, several users were understandably upset by this, so we wanted to clarify a few things:

First off, Mom.Life has an absolute zero tolerance policy for child abuse and those who would prey on children. We strive to ...

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Moms,

Our new groups this week are:

Stay at home Mamas | @mama.of.my.prince

Being a Friend | @niki664

2017-18 Babies | @mermaid.mama

BBW & VS | @mermaid.mama

Intamacy | @momma_dee

Digestive Problems | @mermaid.mama November moms-Any Year |@mommytotheo

Tag the mom who's the Admin in the comments to be added to the group ✨

Also, if you want to start a group that's not on the list, please send us a message to have us add the group to our list for next week 😁 If you...

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But nothing has challenged our relationship quite like our first year as 👪 parents .

Before you have your first child, you have these grand ideas of what it will be like. There’s more slee...

“You look too young to be a mom!”

Or how about …

“You have a BABY? No! You look like a baby yourself!”👶

Oh wait, here’s a good one …

“Are you the nanny, ooor … ?”

“No, yeah I’m his mom,” I’d reply. “Yes, I am young,” I’d agree.

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