Let's recognize there are many holidays to celebrate, and honor our friends and neighbors whose December may look different from our own.

Resist the urge for that two-day shipping and a quick click to order and take the time to source your gifts this holiday season from our CityMoms' favorite Indiana small businesses.

What I didn't know? That unexplained shame surrounding menstruation would follow me throughout life. I still hide a tampon up my sleeve or whisper to a friend if I’m in need of supplies, worried someone may overhear.

Indiana provides tax exemptions on items that are considered essential... yet tampons and pads are conspicuously off the list. This is the detail behind "The Tampon Tax" of Indiana.

Walking through Broad Ripple Park, you might not realize you’re standing on a piece of Indianapolis history - one now getting an update.

Period poverty refers not only to difficulty purchasing pads and tampons, but barriers like sanitary disposal methods, or a clean place to shower. Why do some women struggle to meet a basic hygiene need despite growing awareness and advocacy?

The childcare crisis has hit working women hard. How do we recover from a pandemic, less caregiving options, and ‘hey momma, figure this out? We're diving in to the Great Childcare Crisis of 2020.

We believe voting is extremely important and want you to be armed with the best information possible, so give this a peep before heading to the polls.

It felt like my body had betrayed me. On one hand, my body was providing food and nutrients for my child, I never felt more powerful. On the other hand, I felt like a ticking time bomb.

Spoiler alert: Swim lessons are one of the few non-contact activities kids can participate in, and it can save lives! Stay safer, stronger, together at Goldfish. #sponsored

"You lose your breast, you lose everything that makes you female... and it's hard." This is Ellen's powerful story during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Though parks work is historically a male-dominated profession nationwide, the Women of the Indiana State Parks are doing significant work protecting and promoting our most beautiful Hoosier treasures.  

Some leaders might champion one or two major missions - Executive Director of People for Urban Progress Turae Dabney-Mumford isn't afraid of more. And today she gets real about balance, motherhood, and supporting women.

Here is my note to every employer out there: If you have employees who are parents, now is your time to take care of them the way you expect them to take care of your business.

Hey Momma, this Saturday is National Public Lands Day. Join us in celebrating by giving back to our local, state, and national parks.

Today is National Voter Registration Day and theCityMoms want to your voice to be heard this November!

Our CityMoms are bringing the fun this autumn social distanced style! Peep our Fall Bucket List of 50 activities for you and your family.

Hey CityMoms! We are thrilled to feature  some outstanding culinary leaders in Indianapolis. The Black Women of the Indy food scene are dishing it up their way, and we are here for every last bite! Warning, do not read this on an empty stomach. 

We've either done it, are doing it, or wondering when we might do it again? Sex seems ubiquitous in relationships and marriages, but is it? Today, we're chatting sex and marriage- how much is enough? 

We are shining the Momlight on Leslie Bailey of Indy Maven! She is on the scene of everything new and exciting  and has her finger on the pulse of the city.