The OOMA Journal

Stories from the journey to and through motherhood.

Stopped in our tracks by this magical image of mother and daughter by @caramand.photography — reminding us of words by Lena Dunham, a moment of “intimacy defined.” Happy Friday! Wishing you a weekend of sweet, slow family time. #
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Hot mama summer with @juli_etta._ ✨ Cheers to all of the beautiful mamas creating life this summer ☀️🌸💦
Revisiting these words by Anais Nin as a gentle reminder of how nuanced and sometimes non-linear growth is — a reminder that seems especially important on the journey of motherhood✨ #OOMA #CareForHer
“I learned to carve out space for art and include my daughter in it. Seeing that both worlds can coexist and enrich each other is something central to my practice now.” ✨ Victoria O’May is a Brazilian born art director, artist, and
OOMA’s gifts for women on the journey to and through motherhood are ready to ship! 💌 Tag a friend, sister, cousin, colleague, lover, (or yourself 💁‍♀️) in the comments to win them an OOMA gift collection featuring beautiful something som
The first OOMA Her Story is up (link in bio)! Very excited about this series, which examines the many different ways women experience the journey to and through motherhood. No two stories are the same. We’re kicking off with Paloma, who refle
Hello beautiful friends! After a year of ideating, getting feedback, sourcing, and experimenting, OOMA 1.0 is live at herooma.com (link in bio)! ✨ Thank you so much to each of you who nourished it into being 💕 If you have someone in your life who i
Happy Mother’s Day 💕 Image from @mona_athens ✨ #OOMA #CareForHer
When people respond by saying, “Well, isn’t she full of herself,” just smile obliquely like Mona Lisa and make both of you a nice cup of tea. Being full of affection for one’s goofy, self-centered, cranky, annoying self is hom

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