The Mother, May I Community

Community Meet-Up: May 16th 2026

A community for moms who are done asking for permission to be themselves and are committed to restoring their sense of self & sovereignty.

This is community is designed with real mom life in mind, not against it.

This community doesn’t add to your plate, this is where you finally set the plate down and get to question what you’re carrying, and if you really want/need to carry it any more so that when you’re ready to pick that plate back up it feels lighter and easier to carry.

Our conversations are guided with coaching questions and simple activities that help gently rewire the brain from self-abandonment patterns into self-empowerment, so you can start showing up for yourself the same way you’ve always shown up for everyone else.

What Mother May I Actually Is

Twice A Month Meet-Ups At The Nest

32270 Telegraph Rd # 120, Bingham Farms, MI 48025

Upcoming Meet-Ups

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Why “Mother, May I?”

You remember that childhood game.
You had to ask permission for every move...trying to get closer to the “mother”.

This community exists because somewhere along the way, moms were taught to ask for permission to get closer to themselves.

Mother, May I is where you stop asking and start choosing:

  • your voice

  • your autonomy

  • your confidence

  • your next step

THIS is where you learn how to move closer to yourself.

(guilt and shame FREE!)

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If this feels right...

You Might Be Here Because…

  • You love your kids and miss yourself.

  • You second-guess every decision, even the small ones.

  • You’re tired of being told to “just take a bath” about burnout. You want to feel energized and present.

  • You feel disconnected from your confidence, intuition, or voice.

  • You’re functioning… but barely feeling like you.

  • You ask your partner for permission to do something in service to yourself (like take a shower.)

And you’re low-key wondering when motherhood became synonymous with self-abandonment.

(Yeah. Same.)

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Mother May I Is Taking a Little Pause

The Mother May I community is currently on pause while we refresh our membership options and make some exciting updates to the community experience.

We’re taking this time to thoughtfully create something that feels even more supportive, meaningful, and aligned with what moms need in this season of life.

We’re hoping to host our next Mother May I event in October 2026! Stay tuned for details—we can’t wait to welcome you back. ✨