To provide a safe, secure, FREE place for mothers to find support and encouragement from other mothers and to empower them to be better women, parents and community leaders.

No one should have to pay a fee to make a friend, so we offer free membership to any mother within the community who wishes to join. Members gain camaraderie and support through an online forum that is available 24 hours a day and events around the area where mothers can meet face-to-face and develop real friendships that can last a lifetime.

We believe that, working together, mothers can change the world - one family, one neighborhood, one community at a time. SEAtlantaMommies is a connecting force, helping us each to make a difference in our own lives, in our families and in the places we call home.

In 2007, Becky Scott and Casey Poynter joined AtlantaAreaMommies looking for a way to meet other moms within their local community. They were excited to see just how many moms were in their area, looking for exactly the same thing! When AtlantaAreaMommies decided to spin-off the Southeast Metro Atlanta Area, Becky and Casey volunteered for the role of Site Administrators of the new community. They look forward to continued membership growth and meeting many new friends at SEAtlantaMommies.

We chat online in a private forum - discussing everything from the best photographers to the worst temper tantrums and all that lies between - and meet-up regularly at member-driven events around town. Whether it's a late night commiseration on a crying baby (there are 4 am posts to prove it) or a Mom's Night Out, SEAtlantaMommies provides what our members need, when and how they need it.

But SEAtlantaMommies is more than just a community of moms. It's moms in and for the community. Our members work full time, stay home full time, work part time, represent many races, are pregnant for the first time, are adoptive moms, were adopted themselves, recently moved to the area, have lived here all our lives, have twins, are happy with one, are single moms, are searching out schools and have watched their kids graduate. In other words, we are a reflection of mothers in the real world. And we help out our neighbors as much as ourselves through organized fundraisers and other charity events - specifically those focused on providing for mothers and their children.