The Motherhood Milestones Chart

US$42.00

We mark every one of the baby's milestones, but what about Mom's? From the first public feeding to the first solo outing since giving birth, the moments that look small from the outside feel enormous to new mothers.

That's why we created New Motherhood Badges: a beautifully designed milestone chart with 30 stickers that honour the crazy, messy, hard, and confidence-building moments that baby books leave out.

It's a gift that says "I see you.”

We mark every one of the baby's milestones, but what about Mom's? From the first public feeding to the first solo outing since giving birth, the moments that look small from the outside feel enormous to new mothers.

That's why we created New Motherhood Badges: a beautifully designed milestone chart with 30 stickers that honour the crazy, messy, hard, and confidence-building moments that baby books leave out.

It's a gift that says "I see you.”

What’s Included

Each New Motherhood Badges set includes:

  • A high quality 12” x 12” keepsake milestone chart printed on toxic-free heavy weight cardstock

  • 30 unique milestone badges to address serious, fun, and relatable “firsts” of motherhood.

  • A note from the founder and creator of The Parent Collective and the story behind creating this special concept.

Created by The Parent Collective after years of supporting women through pregnancy and early parenthood, it’s part gift, part confidence boost and part reminder that while everyone is watching the baby grow, Mom is growing too.

Give her something that celebrates who she’s becoming.

  • You're headed to a baby shower and want to bring something besides another onesie.

  • You're meeting a friend's new baby for the first time.

  • Someone you love is three weeks into no sleep and needs to hear she's doing great.

  • It's her very first Mother's Day.

  • A coworker is starting mat leave.

  • You're the new mom. (Yes, you're allowed to give it to yourself.)

A Perfect Gift When

For nearly a decade at The Parent Collective, we’ve had a front-row seat to people becoming parents.

And in our postpartum groups, we kept hearing about the moments no one prepares you for.

The first outing alone. The first blowout in public. The first time you trim those impossibly tiny nails. The first terrible night you somehow make it through. They sound like little things. But to a brand-new mother, they can feel huge. Every one represents something learned, a fear overcome or a little more confidence gained.

We started celebrating these moments in our groups. Eventually we thought:

Why aren’t we celebrating them everywhere?

So, we created New Motherhood Badges.