Resources, not reassurance.

Built for Solo Moms.
By ones who get it.

Money, business, and weekends, figured out by women who’ve done it, packaged into tools you can use tonight.

3Toolkits, one next step each

SOSStories of Success, verified

1Useful email a week

The Success Squad, SoloMom's illustrated cast of solo moms
The Success Squad. The illustrated cast fronting every toolkit and story.

Three toolkits. One next step each.

Pick the one that matches what’s heaviest this week.

01

Money toolkit

Money

Make the Math Work

Cash flow, benefits, and runway, for one income and one decision-maker.

Open the toolkit

02

Business toolkit

Business

Build Income on Your Hours

Start, run, or grow something while parenting alone. Frameworks that respect your time.

Open the toolkit

03

Fun with Kids toolkit

Fun with Kids

Solo Weekends That Don’t Wreck You

Low-lift, high-joy ideas for the days you’re the only adult on duty.

Open the toolkit

SOS: Stories of Success

Real women. Real stories. Real success.

Emma Johnson was broke and pregnant when her marriage ended, and built the largest single-mom platform in the world. Bozoma Saint John ran marketing at Pepsi, Apple, Uber, and Netflix while raising her daughter alone. Every story in SOS is real, verified, and sourced, with the steps left in.

What SoloMom is

SoloMom is a working library for solo moms in the US. It pairs what women founders have figured out about money, business, and time with kids with practical tools you can use in your own life.

The tone here is grounded and personal. No toxic positivity. No “you’ve got this.” Just the next concrete thing to do.

SoloMom was started by a solo mom who kept finding sympathy where she needed numbers, scripts, and a plan. She built the library she went looking for. The Success Squad, the illustrated crew above, fronts the letters and the tools; the stories belong to the real women who lived them.

We keep one lane and we stay in it: the forward lane. Money, income, and good days with your kids.

One email a week, one next step

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