Once you have more than one recruit, it becomes easier. Word of mouth travels fast, and there may be more homebased moms in your area than you realize. The best places to find people like you are the places you already frequent. Get the word out. Post notices in your church or synagogue, grocery store, and post office.
Most groups meet once each week for two to three hours.
If each mother is a regular, you might want to keep your group at four to five moms. Limiting the number of moms can help assure that you know them and their parenting styles. If one mother has an especially divergent parenting philosophy, she may not be a good match in your group. Look into securing a public meeting spaces, or simply rotate hosting duties, each week meeting in another member s home. We'll post your ideas in a future article supplement.