Moms, it's time to take a MOMent.
Take a MOMent out of your "new normal" to build a community of mom friends, get advice from experts, and learn more about yourself and baby. Be ready to laugh, vent, breathe, and connect with the new you.
Each week we'll check-in, share our wins & struggles, and dive into a topic with a local professional in a small intimate group setting. You will walk away with tactical tools and the confidence needed to help your family thrive.
Topics we cover
Weekly sessions feature local pediatric and postpartum experts highlighting a new motherhood topic, such as:
Sleep
Will I, or my baby, ever get some?
Feeding
Fed is best, period.
Relationships
It takes a village.
Self-care
Because a shower doesn't count
Play and Development
Am I doing it right?
Work/Life Balance
Does it exist?
Our locations
We are currently running cohorts in two locations, with more coming soon!
All sessions are in-person.
Hear from our Moms
About Us
Aly Shampain: Founder & Hudson County Facilitator
Meet Aly Shampain, the mom of a 2.5 year old and 1 month old, the founder of Take a MOMent, a new mom support group that has quickly become an invaluable resource for moms across New Jersey.
Driven by her own journey into motherhood, Aly recognized a pressing need within her community: the desire for a comprehensive and nurturing space where moms could come together, share their experiences, and access essential local resources. Fueled by her passion for creating meaningful connections, Aly established Take a MOMent as a space for moms to gather, learn, and grow.
Aly's background is in childhood education, teacher training, and event planning. She has lived in Hoboken for over 3 years and loves connecting with local families.
Melissa Kersner: NJ Suburb Facilitator
Meet Melissa, a mom with a 2.5 year old and a 5 year old. Melissa spent 12+ years in Human Resources and Group Facilitation. Melissa enjoys connecting with people and helping them acclimate to new roles and challenges. Her biggest passion to date is helping women grow in their most important new job title: mom. She wants new moms to feel cared for, confident, and connected.