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10/15/2026

We’re hiring!!!🥰 Are you looking for a rewarding opportunity to help and serve others??? Apply today! Full-time, part-time, and remote work available!

To provide emotional support, guidance, and resources to individuals who are facing challenges such as maternal mental health issues, substance abuse, or trauma specifically related to the pregnancy or birthing process using your own experience.

10/06/2026

💗 Inner peace is not something you have to earn, you deserve to experience it.

Motherhood can come with so many emotions, responsibilities, expectations, and “what ifs.” Give yourself permission to pause, breathe, set boundaries, ask for help, and take care of you, too.

Your mental health matters. Your peace matters. YOU matter. 🌸

✨ Be gentle with yourself, Mama.
✨ Protect your peace without guilt.
✨ You don’t have to do it all alone.

If you need someone to talk to, Mom.Me is here for you. 💕
📞 Mom.Me Peer Support Line: 1-866-951-5744

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10/01/2026

Postpartum PTSD is real. 🤍

Not every postpartum experience looks like “baby blues.” A difficult pregnancy, traumatic birth, NICU stay, pregnancy loss, medical emergency, or previous trauma can leave a mother feeling on edge long after the experience is over.

You may notice:
🧠 Intrusive or upsetting memories
😰 Anxiety or panic
💭 Flashbacks or nightmares
🚪 Avoiding reminders of the experience
💔 Feeling disconnected or emotionally numb
😴 Trouble sleeping or feeling constantly on guard

You are not “overreacting.” Your nervous system may still be processing what happened.

Healing is possible, and you deserve support. 🤍 You don’t have to navigate motherhood alone.

Need someone to talk to? Mom.Me is here.
📞 Mom.Me Peer Support Warmline: 1-866-951-5744

Peer support is available for Mississippi moms who need a safe space to talk, feel heard, and connect with support.

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09/16/2026

There’s something beautiful about being reminded that you don’t have to do motherhood alone. 🤍

Sometimes your village is the family you were born into. Sometimes it’s the people you meet along the way who show up, check in, celebrate with you, and remind you that you are cared for.

This is what Momme means for families.

09/10/2026

We cannot keep telling women to ask for help, and then brush them off when they do.

When a woman says she is struggling during pregnancy or after having a baby, our response matters. “You’re just tired,” “That’s motherhood,” or “You should be happy” should never replace listening to what she is trying to tell us.

A woman should not have to reach a crisis to be taken seriously. She should not have to look a certain way, cry a certain amount, or repeatedly explain her pain before someone acknowledges that she deserves care.

Acknowledgment is the beginning. Meaningful support and access to treatment must follow.

It is not enough to encourage mothers to speak up without putting responsive support systems in place. We need systems that listen without judgment, connect women to appropriate care, address barriers to getting that care, and follow up. A referral should be a connection to support, not the end of our responsibility.

And we must understand this: maternal mental health care is not one-size-fits-all.

Women deserve care that considers their individual needs, lived experiences, culture, circumstances, and preferences. We cannot assume that the same approach, provider, or level of support will be the right fit for everyone. A woman’s voice should help shape her care, not be pushed aside by it.

When she says, “This isn’t helping,” that should open a conversation, not close a door. The response should be to listen, reassess, and work with her toward appropriate options, not label her “difficult” or blame her for struggling.

At MomME CARES, this is the kind of support we believe women deserve: compassionate, culturally responsive care that protects their dignity and makes room for their voices.

For us, spreading awareness is about more than encouraging a woman to say, “I’m not okay.” It is about changing what happens after she says it.

To the women who have reached out and felt dismissed: your experience deserves to be heard. Needing help does not make you a bad mother. Asking for a different approach does not make you ungrateful. You deserve to be a partner in your care.

A mother’s well-being matters, not only because her family needs her, but because SHE MATTERS!

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09/04/2026

Happy Friyay! We wanted to end the week off on a high note by sharing another mother's experience about attending our Baby Bloom Annual Baby shower.

We are sending love to each mother that came out and supported. We absolutely love creating spaces for families like this and can't wait to do it all over again next year.

09/03/2026

🩷 Mom.Me in the Community! 🩷

Yesterday, Mom.Me had the pleasure of attending the Community Baby Shower hosted by the Mississippi Breastfeeding Coalition as a vendor! 🤰🏽👶🏽✨

We enjoyed connecting with expecting moms, new moms, families, and fellow community organizations while sharing information about the resources and support available through Mom.Me. 💕

A special thank you to the Mississippi Breastfeeding Coalition for creating such a welcoming space for families to connect, learn, and receive valuable resources. We’re always grateful for opportunities to show up for moms and remind them that they don’t have to navigate motherhood alone. 🫶🏽

Thank you to everyone who stopped by the Mom.Me table! 🌸💗

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09/02/2026

Baby Bloom Community Babyshower was filled with joy, connection, and so many powerful stories from the families and community members who continue to make this event so special.

And today, we’re giving our flowers to Dr. Jaleen Sims. A phenomenal Black OB-GYN who is helping change the trajectory of families right here in Jackson, Mississippi.

Her commitment to maternal health, her patients, and the families she serves is exactly the kind of work we believe deserves to be celebrated loudly. We’re grateful to have her not only as a vendor but as someone who continues to pour into the community and help create a healthier future for generations to come.

We had the privilege of capturing testimonials throughout this year’s celebration, and if there’s one thing those stories reminded us of, it’s this: community matters. Representation matters. And having people in your corner matters.

To everyone who came out and made this year’s Baby Shower unforgettable, thank you. 🫶🏾

And if you missed us this year… Jackson, we’ll see you next year.

Tag someone who needs to be in the room with us next time.

08/30/2026

Happy Sunday! We're still coming down from the bliss of our annual Baby Bloom Community Baby Shower. We'd like to thank everyone who helped make this become a reality for us especially our moms! Please hear from this mom who came out. 🥰