CafeMom

CafeMom is an online meeting place for mothers. It is where moms can get and give advice, connect, make friends, and can be entertained. It was established in latter part of 2006 and now has more than 9 Million unique visitors every month.

CafeMom offers services such as moderating, programming, and hosting various communities, which reflect mothers’ needs, passions, and personalities. It provides groups for Military Moms, Recipes for Busy Moms, Love & Marriage, and Pregnancy. Beginning of 2012, it has launched informational and entertaining video programming through YouTube, the CafeMom Studios. The Stir, on the other hand, produces at least 60 articles every day offering hot topics like politics and parenting. Also in 2012, it launched Mamas Latinas to cater to Hispanic mothers by offering an online destination for empowerment, entertainment, connection, and understanding of Latina mothers.

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