Fourth connects new moms to each other, gives partners real visibility into how she’s doing, and lets friends and family show up with exactly what’s needed — no guesswork, no account required for them.
Nobody came to check on me for hours in the postpartum wing. I didn’t know if that was normal.
I found my mom group through word of mouth, months in. I wish I’d known it existed on day one.
People wanted to help. They just didn’t know what I actually needed, week to week.
Matched with other moms at the same stage, nearby — not another endless feed, just a small group of women a few weeks apart from you.
Gentle check-ins translate into real visibility — mood, recovery, what today is actually like — so support isn’t guesswork.
A living registry tells friends, family, and her doula exactly what’s needed this week — meals, errands, a few hours of childcare.
Share her registry link with anyone — a coworker, a distant aunt, a college friend. They pick a week, claim a meal or an item, and get a text reminder. That’s it. This one’s real — try claiming something below.
Expecting or just had a baby? Create your own registry — free, no account needed for you either.