- The Nest NYC - your village for pregnancy, postpartum, and early motherhood. 800+ expecting and new moms meet for coffee, stroller walks, prenatal meetups, and Mama's Night Out
- Mysha - a premium membership that matches you to a curated pod of like-valued moms based on your due date, city, and preferences, so your postpartum support system isn't just another thing on your to-do list. Pods start forming a month before your due date; best to join 3-4 months out
- Mamans Brooklyn - soulful gatherings for modern parents, mom coffee dates, and a WhatsApp chat (I love their sell/buy chat)
- Mama Recess - community-care space for moms in BedStuy (think sauna socials, community acupuncture, and crafting/arts gatherings for moms)
- The Mommy Archives - free NYC events for parents and kids, plus weekly guides on where to go, eat, and play
- The Motherhood Collective - NYC moms' community + events. Runs Moms' Night Out, clothing swaps, and family-friendly meetups like garden storytimes
- Casa Blossom - reimagining shared family spaces: open play for kids, thoughtful pop-ups for moms and dads, new-moms support groups in Brooklyn
- The Mom Walk UWS (Mom Walk Collective) - a stroller-friendly walking group hosting two walks a month (one weekday, one weekend) to move, connect, and build real community, part of a national movement with 300,000+ moms across 450+ cities
- Brooklyn Stroll Club - a modern fatherhood community for dads with monthly in-person and virtual meetups
- Social Moms - a mom social club running brunches, walks, playdates, and events around the city
- Moms of the Upper East Side - a fun, supportive, judgment-free space with 55K+ members to meet other moms and babies, share stories, and navigate motherhood together
- Where NYC Mamas Meet - meetups, playdates and community for NYC moms
- Peanut App - a mom app connecting women through all stages of motherhood, from pregnancy through toddlerhood, helping you find your village, ask questions, and get support day or night
- Auggie App - small, expert-led sessions for parents, plus parent-approved product recs and free live events, built to normalize how hard (and joyful) this all is