Power of Moms is all about moms helping other moms become the mothers and people they really want to be. We're a gathering place for deliberate mothers interested in growing through motherhood – not just going through motherhood. Our overall vision is to offer moms around the world the chance to “network” with other moms who share their same values, motivations, hopes and dreams. We aim to help moms take care of the person inside the mom, while taking care of their families.
You delay cleaning under the high chairs after breakfast so your toddlers will have a reachable snack when they wake up from their nap. That bread is still good, dang it!!
You scold your two-year-old for wiping his nose on his sleeve and then, instead, wipe his nose on YOUR sleeve. I wonder where he gets that from…
You’re on a date with your husband and, as you go to share your dessert with him, you give him the classic “spoon lift” to make sure he gets it all. *doh!* Real sexy…
You gasp as your drop the baby monitor because it could wake the sleeping children… and not because they’ll hear the thud, but because they might feel you dropping them. Ahem. I think this mama needs some sleep. Haha! <— In my defense, our one-year-old twins decided to party hard last night, which they never do, and so my brain is paying the price today!! ;p
You know you’re a mom when…
You delay cleaning under the high chairs after breakfast so your toddlers will have a reachable snack when they wake up from their nap. That bread is still good, dang it!!
You scold your two-year-old for wiping his nose on his sleeve and then, instead, wipe his nose on YOUR sleeve. I wonder where he gets that from…
You’re on a date with your husband and, as you go to share your dessert with him, you give him the classic “spoon lift” to make sure he gets it all. *doh!* Real sexy…
You gasp as your drop the baby monitor because it could wake the sleeping children… and not because they’ll hear the thud, but because they might feel you dropping them. Ahem. I think this mama needs some sleep. Haha! <— In my defense, our one-year-old twins decided to party hard last night, which they never do, and so my brain is paying the price today!! ;p