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MILF. Motherhood isn’t looking fine.

The world has spent enough time defining mothers. Your turn.

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The new VillageFor

We built the support we wished existed.

The new VillageFor is here, with more ways to understand how you’re doing and bring the people you trust into your support.

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Voice Journal

45 seconds. A new way to understand how you’re doing.

Turn a 45-second recording into Mood, Stress and Overall Wellness results.

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My Village

“Let me know if you need anything” becomes actual help.

Invite the people you trust and decide what each person can see.

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Free

A free place to start.

Check in with your mood, complete weekly EPDS-US assessments and see your patterns through Insights.

VillageFor does not provide medical or mental health care or replace care from a qualified healthcare professional. Assessments and Voice Journal are not diagnostic tools.

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You know this feeling

You cried in the car on the way home and couldn't explain why.

is this normal? am I okay?

There is nothing wrong with you. The system just wasn't built with mothers in mind. VillageFor is. Our app helps you understand your mental health trends so you know what to do next.

We're not your therapist. We're what holds you until you get there. And after.

If your check-ins ever suggest you need more support, we'll say so clearly, calmly, and with real resources.

Your chapter

Wherever you are in this journey, this is your place.

Motherhood doesn't start when the baby arrives. And it doesn't end when the hard days do.

  • A woman sitting quietly, looking down at a pregnancy test
    Trying to conceive · Infertility
  • Two pregnant women leaning together against a wall, hands on their bellies
    Pregnancy
  • A mother lying on the bed watching her sleeping newborn
    Postpartum
  • Two hands held together in comfort
    Pregnancy loss
  • A tiny newborn hand resting in a parent's hand
    NICU
  • A mother kissing her laughing baby's cheek
    Adoption

Why we built this

We were the moms who said we were fine.

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Christy Davis, Co-founder & CEO
Cait Probst, Co-founder & President

We were the moms who spent months asking what was wrong with us. Who felt the emptiness creeping in, the rage that came out of nowhere, and had no idea either one had a name.

One of our founders didn't start feeling it until after her six-week appointment. She didn't know what she was experiencing was postpartum depression. So she gaslit herself. Told herself it wasn't that serious. That she could figure it out alone.

The other had all the signs of postpartum anxiety, intrusive thoughts, OCD, depression. She went to her appointment. She didn't answer the questions honestly. Not because she didn't want help. Because she was ashamed. Because she was scared of what it would mean if she told the truth. When she finally tried to get support, she couldn't find a single provider in-network who specialized in postpartum. She hit waitlists. Dead ends. She was turned away.

We went to our six-week appointments. We answered the questions. We nodded. We went home.

And that was it.

No follow-up. No one checking in at week 10, or week 18, or the random Tuesday in month four when everything fell apart again. No one asking if we were actually okay.

So we built what should have existed. Something that shows up every week, not just once. Something that explains what you're feeling in plain language. Something that doesn't require a referral, a waitlist, or a diagnosis to access.

VillageFor is the support we wished we'd had. And now it's yours.

The latest from VillageFor

More support. A bigger conversation.

New partnerships. New ways to check in. A call to ask mothers how they’re really doing.

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Ask Her Twice · NYC

“I’m fine” shouldn’t end the conversation.

See the NYC event that brought maternal mental health and the village around her into the room.

“Our partnership with VillageFor creates an opportunity to expand that support beyond the baby and think more holistically about the mother, too.”

Kurt WorkmanCo-Founder & CEO, OwletExplore the partnership

Kind words

From moms who've been where you are.

VillageFor is so incredibly validating and has made me cry tears of relief that I will make it to the other side of this IVF journey, many mornings.”
A mom in the village
VillageFor

You're not failing at motherhood. Nobody gave you what you needed to get through it.

VillageFor is here to change that. One week at a time.

VillageFor Plus

You deserve support before you have the words to ask for it.

Some days you know exactly how you’re doing. Other days, “I’m fine” is the only answer you have.

Village Plus gives you a place to check in with how you’re feeling, notice when something starts to feel different, and help the people you trust understand how to support you.

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