for the new generation of mothers
We started Momé because we couldn't find what we wanted to read.
There is a lot of mom media. There's the chaos bucket, the wellness bucket, and the advice bucket. What there isn't, much of, is beauty. Motherhood written the way The Gentlewoman writes about women, or Cereal writes about place, or Kinfolk used to write about home.
So we're making it.
Momé is for the new generation of mothers — Millennial and Gen Z, most of her life spent online, most of her taste formed by the culture rather than the industry. She doesn't need another ten-slide carousel of tips. She needs a magazine that treats her like the adult she is.
Long-form essays, cinematically shot. Product curation written like criticism. A Sunday newsletter that's worth opening. Short-form video that looks more like a film still than a TikTok. And eventually — a podcast, a capsule product line, a community.
We publish across five pillars — Pregnancy & Postpartum, Essentials, Nourish, Parenting, and Wellness — plus an ongoing interview series, In Conversation. The frequency is weekly. The voice is warm, confident, a little funny, never cute.
We won't write anything we wouldn't read. We won't run ads that don't look like the rest of the magazine. We won't rank ten things when the answer is one. We won't tell you motherhood is easy, or hard — because it's neither, really. It's something else.
"We're not here to fix you or sell you an easier version of motherhood. We're here to tell it beautifully."
Momé is edited by a small team of writers, photographers, and editors. Writers and photographers who came up in print and in cinema. We publish a rotating roster of contributors — women in their first, second, and twentieth year of motherhood, writing what they wish they'd had access to.
For editorial pitches: editorial@dearmome.com
For partnerships and brand inquiries: visit our Partner page
For reader letters (we read them): letters@dearmome.com
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