CIRCLEMOMS EXPERIENCE
Your village starts here
CircleMoms is here to make the early days of motherhood easier, warmer, and a little less overwhelming. We bring together new moms in local groups—what we call Circles—where they can share experiences, ask questions, and find support in a welcoming community of moms and trusted experts.
What you can look forward to
Circles are small groups of moms with babies 0-3 months old, led by a trained postpartum doula and joined by guest experts on topics like feeding, self-care, and adjusting to life with a newborn. Each Circle meets in-person weekly for 5-6 weeks, giving you a safe, encouraging space to connect, share, and grow with other new moms.
Find Friends
Connect with other moms in your area who are navigating early motherhood, building friendships that last a lifetime.
Ask Anything
Stay supported between sessions with access to our Slack channel, where you can ask questions, share experiences, and find encouragement.
Resources Roadmap
Follow our week-by-week handouts—a roadmap to get the most out of each Circle session, with expert tips and insights for navigating the joys and challenges of the fourth trimester.
Expert-Led Guidance
Learn from postpartum doulas and specialists who provide practical advice and research-backed insights tailored to your motherhood journey.
Community Events
Join fun, family-friendly events and workshops to connect with your local community beyond your Circle.
Maternal Support isn’t a luxury— it’s a necessity
At CircleMoms, we believe that no mom should navigate the early days of motherhood alone. Our mission is to create a nurturing community where moms can find support, share experiences, and build lasting friendships. Through our Circles, we connect moms with each other and with experts, providing a village that understands and uplifts during the transformative journey of early motherhood.
Becoming part of the CircleMoms Community
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Sign up for a Circle
Choose a Circle that starts shortly after your due date or baby’s birth. If your plans change, no worries—you can switch Circles by emailing your city lead. A few days before your first session, you’ll receive everything you need to prepare.
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Get Ready for Your First Session
Before your first meeting, we’ll send important details about your group, location, and what to expect.
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Meet Your Circle In Person
On Circle day, you’ll gather with 8-12 moms and your postpartum doula for expert-led discussions, support, and real conversations about early motherhood. Each week includes time to share, ask questions, and hear from specialists like lactation consultants or sleep experts. You’ll also be invited to our online Slack group, so you can start connecting with other moms right away.
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Stay Connected Beyond the Sessions
Your Circle isn’t just a six-week experience—it’s the start of lasting friendships. Plan meetups, stroller walks, and coffee dates with your group. Plus, stay in touch anytime through our online community for late-night questions, ongoing support, and new mom connections.
Let’s talk about it
Every Circle dives into topics that matter most during the early days of motherhood. From bonding with your baby to navigating perinatal emotions, each session is led by experts who provide insights, guidance, and plenty of space for your questions. Here’s a peek at what we’ll explore together:
Maternal Identity
Infant Bonding
Partner Relationships
Body Image
Perinatal Depression and Anxiety
Pelvic Floor Health
Feeding
Sleep
Self-Care
Baby’s Development and Milestones
Find a group of moms who get it
Joining a Circle means connecting with other moms who understand what you’re going through. With expert guidance, shared experiences, and a supportive community, you’ll feel less alone and more empowered during this new season.
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WHAT MOMS ARE SAYING
“It has been a huge blessing to meet open-minded women willing to navigate alongside me— sharing all their tips, tricks, and time. Sometimes just a simple text makes all the difference when you’re in a breastfeeding diaper vortex all day.”
— Erika W.
