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re-imagining a world where mom and baby are integrated into every day life

we want to see moms & kids out in the world.

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WHY WE'RE HERE

we believe that the world isn’t going to become more accommodating unless we help make it that way.

we’re not just making products. We’re building tools that support moms as they reclaim their freedom, reconnect with their identity, and live fully — with their kids by their side.

Moms deserve:

Full lives, beyond four walls
Access to their communities
Room to exist as whole people, not just caregivers.

Babies & toddlers deserve:

Exposure to the real world
Rich sensory experiences beyond padded mats.
To feel like part of public life — not an exception to it.

When moms and babies are out in the world together, everyone benefits. We build empathy.We normalize caregiving . We make room for more families to show up fully .

Let’s change the culture by demanding more .

Changing tables in every bathroom

and not just in the women's room—ideally in stalls where parents can actually use them with privacy.

Designated stroller parking and clear signage

so navigating public spaces with young children feels intentional, not like an afterthought.

Toddler-friendly corners

in cafés, waiting rooms, breweries, bookstores—everywhere.

True ADA compliance

that includes not just wheelchairs, but also strollers, positioning chairs, and any equipment caregivers rely on.

And universal design

in every new development, because what supports one group (moms, kids, people with intellectual and/or physical disabilities, etc..) benefits everyone.

Changing tables in every bathroom

and not just in the women's room—ideally in stalls where parents can actually use them with privacy.

Designated stroller parking and clear signage

so navigating public spaces with young children feels intentional, not like an afterthought.

Toddler-friendly corners

in cafés, waiting rooms, breweries, bookstores—everywhere.

True ADA compliance

that includes not just wheelchairs, but also strollers, positioning chairs, and any equipment caregivers rely on.

And universal design

in every new development, because what supports one group (moms, kids, people with intellectual and/or physical disabilities, etc..) benefits everyone.

And you can help lead that change

Normalize seeing moms and babies everywhere—at coffee shops, airports, events, restaurants.

Speak up when spaces don’t accommodate caregivers.

Choose and promote businesses that welcome families and accessibility for all.

Show grace and solidarity to other moms in the trenches.

And above all, keep going out and living your life with your babies — even when there are hard moments. Because we know the beautiful moments exist alongside the hard in this stage.

Chandler is The Stay At Home Mom Who Is Never Home.

She's a mom of 4 young boys (currently expecting her 5th!).

All of our strategies, guides, blogs, and toys here at Moms Away! are rooted in behavior-informed education and years of real‑world trial and error while on-the-go. She created Moms Away! to help give moms the tools to build their own confidence to get out of the house and live their lives with their little ones in tow.

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