14. Her Digital Family
89% of moms are online regularly
61% of moms call themselves the
Chief Technology Officer
50% of moms used a social
networking site on the day their
child was born
24. 90% of moms describe themselves as
task-oriented internet users. When
she’s online, she has a purpose.
She’s a mom on
an online mission.
25. 90% of moms describe themselves as
task-oriented internet users. When
she’s online, she has a purpose.
She’s a mom on
an online mission.
“I barely have enough
time to do much else, so
I’m very focused about
my internet use.”
27. She’s actually on
10 missions.
54% of moms say they always have
multiple windows open at once.
They’ve mastered the art of writing
emails while looking up recipes.
28. She’s actually on
10 missions.
54% of moms say they always have
multiple windows open at once.
They’ve mastered the art of writing
emails while looking up recipes.
“If I weren’t a mom I
wouldn’t feel so compelled
to multi-task. I’d have fewer
immediate demands.”
46. Litmus Test
Are you making her accomplish more?
Are you helping her accomplish it faster?
Are you streamlining her to-do list?
47. Litmus Test
Are you making her accomplish more?
Are you helping her accomplish it faster?
Are you streamlining her to-do list?
Don’t be a distraction.
Help mom have more time and
more energy for the things
that really matter.
49. Moms are looking for reassurance that
they are helping their kids and that
they’re on the right track. They want to
know they’re normal.
What is Mom Validation?
51. This is Kristin.
Before Kristin was born, her mom
had nothing in her life more important
than herself.
52. A Moms Over 30 message
board allowed her to share
the birth of her child, fears and
frustrations and her TMI “only a
mom would get it” moments.
53. When Kristin was born 2 lbs lighter
than her twin her mother posted a
photo to RAMOM.
54. When Kristin was born 2 lbs lighter
than her twin her mother posted a
photo to RAMOM.
One of the members
immediately sent her an
email saying:
“Don’t worry about one
being smaller than the other.
My twins were like that too.”
56. She was able to reassure
another mother in return.
Kristin’s mom received an email about
colic from a friend.
57. Kristin went through a Mean Girls
Phase in school. She stopped
receiving invites to parties.
58. Kristin went through a Mean Girls
Phase in school. She stopped
receiving invites to parties.
Her mother used the
internet to try to
understand bullying.
59. When Kristin started hanging out with
the fast crowd, Mom used Facebook
to make sure Kristin was doing ok.
60. When Kristin started hanging out with
the fast crowd, Mom used Facebook
to make sure Kristin was doing ok.
Keeping tabs on Kristin
can help her validate her
efforts as a mom.
61. When Kristin left for college, her mom
knew where to find support.
She a
Faceboo
advice
emp
65. Digital Validation
Anonymity leaves her
judgement-free
Physical Validation
Your friends might give
you answers, but they
know your dirty laundry
66. Digital Validation
Anonymity leaves her
judgement-free
Physical Validation
Your friends might give
you answers, but they
know your dirty laundry
She doesn’t have to
wait for Google to call
her back
Friends, family and
doctors aren’t on call
24/7
67. Litmus Test
Are you allowing her to be open and honest?
Are you making her feel comfortable
asking questions?
Are you making her more nervous?
68. Litmus Test
Are you allowing her to be open and honest?
Are you making her feel comfortable
asking questions?
Are you making her more nervous?
Engage her in a straightforward
& non-judgmental dialogue. Let
her know it’s okay to have
questions.
76. Litmus Test
Are you helping her promote
her family & herself?
It’s not just her profile, it’s
Johnny’s Mom’s Facebook
profile. Don’t assume her
social presence is self-
centered.