What’s New
Hot
Latest
Featured
Staff Picks
To All Moms: You Don’t Know a Thing! PS: I Love You
Alas! I'd just had yet another row with my 14-year-old, and the closing banter, as always was, "You don’t know a thing! I hate you Mom!". Feeling drained out, wretched, and eager to make things normal, all at the same time, I heard the loud thud of the door closing....
Kyle Rittenhouse: Was The Verdict Fair?
In August 2020, a 29-year-old African-American man named Jacob Blake was shot in the back multiple times by police, in Kenosha, Wisconsin. This incident resulted in Jacob being paralyzed from the waist down. On August 25, 2020, during the protests that followed,...
Parental Burnout: Getting Help to Get better
“I can’t do it anymore!” I said it. It was not easy but I needed to let emotions go and tell the truth. I didn’t know it but I had hit parental burnout. It did not come out of nowhere but I had kept the situation at a distance for some time. I did not want to show my...
Hot Topics
Categories
WORLD VOICE
Diwali: Celebrating the Spirit of Light and Love
My paternal grandfather passed away on the day of Diwali. I had never known him. He passed away long before my parents got married. Every time I think of him, I feel a soft gentle wave of love from his heart and a hidden smile on his lips. I have heard from a few...
LET’S TALK ABOUT RACISM
Kyle Rittenhouse: Was The Verdict Fair?
In August 2020, a 29-year-old African-American man named Jacob Blake was shot in the back multiple times by police, in Kenosha, Wisconsin. This incident resulted in Jacob being paralyzed from the waist down. On August 25, 2020, during the protests that followed,...
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Parental Burnout: Getting Help to Get better
“I can’t do it anymore!” I said it. It was not easy but I needed to let emotions go and tell the truth. I didn’t know it but I had hit parental burnout. It did not come out of nowhere but I had kept the situation at a distance for some time. I did not want to show my...
COVID 19
Fatigue: The Invisible Symptom of Covid-19
Fatigue. Sure, we all feel it now and again. But recently, I seem to encounter this word more than usual. It pops up on my Instagram feed and lingers in the air from overheard conversations at work. A few weeks ago, Singapore was even cited in an article as...
WORLD PARENTING
Sometimes the Weeds Are a Good Place to Be
Life in the Weeds When I was a new mother and both of my kids were “littles” (under the age of 5), I spent a lot of time chasing them around, picking up after them and carting them to copious kiddie activities. My mother-in-law liked to refer to that phase of...
MEET A WORLD MOM!
World Mom: Kirsten Doyle of Canada
Hi World Moms! We run a series titled "Meet A World Mom" to showcase our contributors from different parts of the world to share about who they are and what's happening in their lives. We thought of featuring Kirsten Doyle today for her 11th year anniversary of...
Who We Are
World Moms Network is a place where you can read about issues of parenthood from around the world focusing on topics of motherhood, culture, human rights and social good.
Our global contributors have been invited to the White House, the World Bank and the United Nations. We have been awarded journalistic fellowships to Brazil, Ethiopia, Uganda and the United States of America to report or speak on social good topics such as global health, maternal and newborn health, education and development. We also received Social Media & Global Influencer Fellowships by the UN Foundation in New York City, attended Shot@Life Vaccination Advocacy Summits and the ONE Campaign’s Women and Girls’ Summit in Washington, DC.
World Moms Reporting Trips
Our Mission Statement
Connecting mothers; empowering women around the globe.
Our Vision Statement
We envision a world of peace and equality, born through our common ground of motherhood.
