Moms Help Moms 6. This style of parenting encourages responsiveness to the infant or child's emotional needs, and develops trust that their emotional needs will be met. As a result, this strong attachment helps the child develop secure, empathetic, peaceful, and enduring relationships. HBWM provides support, networking, information, and much more to its members. It is an advocate of home employment and home businesses to allow parents to spend more time with their kids.
Prospective members welcome.
Monthly meetings, outings, playgroups , craft days, babysitting co-ops, mom's night out and more. The Bethesda chapter meets monthly. Rockville chapter holds its monthly meetings on the third Wednesday of the month at St. Elizabeth Church on Montrose Road at 10 a.m. Moms Help Moms provides resources for the working, work at home, and stay at home Mom. Launching network organization for inspiration, services, support, and encouragement in your community.