Chief MomsFor moms
in their
voice note eraFor moms in their
voice note era

Where we get to be ourselves.

Walks. Stories. Conversations. A place to document what it is to become a mother, a woman, and who you are now.

The Stories Mothers Carry

56% of mothers say motherhood is harder than they expected.

1 in 5 women experience postpartum depression or anxiety.

Becoming a mother changes who you are — whether anyone names it or not.

Sources: Pew Research Center; CDC

The Ritual of Movement

Walking invites self-reflection.

When the body moves, the emotional charge of unsaid-out-loud memories softens.
The words come looser. Less guarded.

Record what you want to say while you're walking. While it is still unguarded.
Transcribe it. Shape it. Publish it. Then read it back.

Something shifts in that moment. The experience moves from inside to outside.
It becomes visible. Heard. Real.

Sources: Oppezzo & Schwartz, Journal of Experimental Psychology, 2014; Miller & Krizan, Emotion, 2016

"There are very few places left in the world that just listen."

— Anne B, Chief Moms

From Our Founder

And what it isn't

"Voice notes show vulnerability. They're the ultimate signal of safety in the modern age. Here is my actual voice. I trust you with it."

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