06/03/2026
Meet Stefanie, our Community Director at Common Moms London! đź’•
Stefanie is a mom, entrepreneur, and passionate community builder who truly believes in the power of connection.
You may recognize her as the owner of Dani | Elle Boutique or as the founder of The Autism Mom Collective, a community she created to support families navigating autism and other special needs journeys.
Through her work with Dani | Elle Boutique, Stefanie has attended countless local markets and community events throughout London and the surrounding area. Along the way, she’s discovered just how meaningful it is to bring people together, build relationships, and create spaces where everyone feels welcome.
As a mom herself, Stefanie understands the importance of finding your village. Her passion for connection, community, and supporting families makes her the perfect person to help grow Common Moms London and create meaningful experiences for local moms and their little ones.
Be sure to say hello when you see her at one of our events! đź‘‹đź’•
Common Moms London
05/26/2026
BC moms… we’re have a second location for you 🇨🇦
Common Moms is officially heading to Kelowna and we can’t wait to bring the village with us.
Coffee dates, stroller walks, mom friends, baby classes, nights out… all the things motherhood was never meant to do alone.
Tag a BC mom who needs this. And follow
05/20/2026
Not every mom wants to “go back to normal” after mat leave… and honestly? That’s okay.
If the thought of rushing back to a 9-5, missing milestones, and building someone else’s dream makes your stomach turn… this might be for you.
Common Moms helps moms build something of their own with flexibility, community, purpose, and income potential.
✨ Work for yourself
✨ Build a community in your city
✨ Keep your baby close
✨ Create a career on your terms
This isn’t for every mom.
But if you’ve been quietly thinking… “there has to be another way”
COMMENT “MY TIME” and let’s chat.
05/15/2026
If you have ever asked yourself:
“How do I protect my kid without completely isolating them from the world they’re growing up in?”
Then this episode is for you.
Because raising teens today feels… different.
Phones.
Social media.
Snapchat.
TikTok.
Comparison.
Pressure.
Anxiety.
Algorithms raising our kids alongside us.
But what if saying no sometimes is actually the safer, more loving choice?
This week on This Is Common – Life Beyond the Baby, we’re talking about:
✨ social media & teen mental health
✨ parenting in the digital age
✨ the pressure to fit in
✨ setting boundaries without guilt
✨ protecting connection with your teen
✨ and why parenting right now feels so damn hard
Because our kids don’t need perfect parents.
They need connected ones.
🎙️ New episode: Parenting Teens Through Social Media & FOMO
Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.
05/05/2026
1 in 5 moms.
Let that sink in for a second.
Maternal mental health isn’t rare.
It’s not “just hormones.”
And it’s definitely not something you have to just push through.
From baby blues to anxiety, depression, and OCD…
so many moms are quietly struggling while still showing up every single day.
And the hardest part?
It doesn’t always look like struggling.
It can look like:
• Smiling while feeling overwhelmed
• Loving your baby but not feeling like yourself
• Running on empty and calling it “normal”
• Intrusive thoughts you’re too scared to say out loud
If this is you — you are not alone.
And you are not broken.
There is support. There is help. There is a way through this 🤍
Save this. Share it. Check in on a mom you love.
And if you need it — reach out. You deserve support too
My inbox is ALWAYS open.
04/17/2026
these moms didn’t wait.
They built something in the middle of nap schedules, daycare drop offs, and reheated coffee.
Now they run their own communities.
Make their own money.
And actually feel like themselves again.
No boss.
No asking for time off.
No choosing between being present and being successful.
Just a business that fits into real life, not the other way around.
Comment “CHAPTER” and I’ll show you how to start yours.