Regular maintenance is key. The next time you stop by to have your oil changed or other ongoing service completed, ask your technician the following three questions.

Last year, the Girl Scouts announced 24 new badges to help girls initiate leadership in a few focused areas. Fangirl over them with us, k?

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?

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.  

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

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. 

Ann Dancing isn’t the only lady rocking out on the angle, the Women of Mass Ave are making a major impact on this dynamic neighborhood.

Our family creates time and opportunities and prioritizes helping our environment daily. Our lifestyle choices and habits reflect our respect for the Earth.

The American Academy of Pediatrics has announced its updated drowning prevention guidelines for children. This share is thanks to Goldfish Swim School:

theCityMoms may be a community built FOR moms, but we wouldn't be a community without the moms IN it. To celebrate and honor them, allow us to introduce Laura, Shelly and Dara in this month's Meet Our CityMoms.

theCityMoms may be a community built FOR moms, but we wouldn't be a community without the moms IN it. To celebrate and honor them, we launch a new feature on the blog this month: Meet Our CityMoms.