I love being a mother and I’m forever grateful for my children. It has not always been so smooth through pregnancy, childbirth, and nurturing but I’m constantly learning, praying and evolving as I ... READ MORE
World Voice
WORLD VOICE: Volunteer Abroad with Unearth the World #studyabroadbecause
In 2013, Kathryn Pisco and her husband Mike left their corporate jobs and decided to take a trip of a lifetime in an attempt to unearth and discover the world. Over the next 250 days, the pair traveled to over 20 countries and volunteered at 5 ... READ MORE
World Moms Network: We’re Back!!
Welcome back, everyone! This summer we all took a well needed "Blogcation" from the site. It was nice to take a break. The summer was busy for me and my family. We were in Europe and splashing along New Jersey's coast in ... READ MORE
Africa and Middle East
GHANA: Motherhood and Experiences
I love being a mother and I’m forever grateful for my children. It has not always been so smooth through pregnancy, childbirth, and nurturing but I’m constantly learning, praying and evolving as I navigate through this journey of motherhood. We have ... READ MORE
SOUTH AFRICA: What is Love?
What is love? I believe that each one of us understands "love" differently. Our upbringing has a lot to do with the way we show our love to others, and in the way we interpret loving gestures. Sometimes this leads to hurt feelings and ... READ MORE
Asia and Oceana
What do You do When you Chose the Wrong School?
What are you supposed to do when you can tell that the school your kids are in isn’t exactly what you’d like a school to be like? Not everyone has the luxury of just moving kids from school to school just because they don’t like it. I am thankful ... READ MORE
BHUTAN: Buddha’s Final Teaching – Freedom Lies beyond Change
BHUTAN: Buddha’s Final Teaching – Freedom Lies beyond Change The great Buddha passed away two and a half millennium years ago. Under the twin sal trees, on his bed, which Ananda had made for him, lying down in his reclining lion pose, ... READ MORE
Europe
SWITZERLAND: A Walk to Remember – Baumli
A Promising Terrace Above The Town That is what the receptionist said when I asked her the meaning of “aussichtsterrasse baumli”. "So, how do we go there?" I asked again. She looked at me blankly at first, and I worried if I had asked a ... READ MORE
POLAND: What I Didn’t Expect: When The Kids Go to School
A little over a year ago, I posted an article on WMN that announced all of my hopes and dreams for when my kids go to school. I talked about the things I wanted to do, the things I had been planning to do and put on hold for awhile, the freedom and ... READ MORE
The Americas
USA: The Power of Hello
My oldest child just started middle school, which in the United States generally means sixth through eighth grade, or the years between elementary school and high school. Middle school has a tough reputation. It’s a time of huge change in every way ... READ MORE
USA: Parents As Seen Through The Eyes Of Children
My husband is a software engineer who specializes in smart phone application development. Our four-year-old son described his father’s job as “very challenging.” He said, “Dad is always fixing phones, lots of phones. His lab is loaded with ... READ MORE
Our Mini-Shop
Shop Our #HopeBag Black Friday Sale on Cyber Monday!
We've extended the sale! Today's the last day to receive $5 off each Hope Bag (the grey one with the sari braided handles) when you shop today, Monday, November 28th, 2016, while supplies last! The Hope Bag, along with all of the products in our mini-shop are sourced from women's ... READ MORE
BIG NEWS!!: Our Mini-Shop is OPEN! #worldmom #worldmoms
It is with tons of enthusiasm from around the world that we announce that our mini-shop is live and taking orders! The World Moms have been talking about this for years, and we finally launched our mini-shop! The first products are sourced from women's cooperatives in India and ... READ MORE
