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The first Choice Mom Networking Event I attended was truly what helped me make the decision to move forward and take the "leap of faith" in my journey. It is also where I learned about the Cryobank and my options in selecting DNA, so I have very fond memories of attending. I was (and remain) very impressed with all I've learned from you over the past couple of years. ~ Michelle S.

Choice Mom networking events in 2013

2013 events

Choice Moms networking events connect like-minded women who are thinking, trying, waiting, being or becoming single mothers by choice.

Thanks largely to California Cryobank sponsorship -- now in its sixth year -- we will host these networking seminars in 2013:

If you aren't sure if this is something you would benefit from, click here to read some of the voices of women who attend. Some of the insights we have shared at past events can be found with the "Event insights" keyword.

If you're interested in helping to plan an event, choosing a site, or want to recommend a sponsor/vendor candidate, contact Choice Moms.

Posted May 21, 2013 at 6:25 AM

Large upcoming event!

filed under: events, SanFrancisco

I'm sorry for my ongoing absence from updating this website. I'm in the process of a major re-haul that will be great! Also... it's time to announce the large San Francisco area event now in process for the weekend of July 27.

Posted March 1, 2013 at 6:00 AM

Canceled: April 6 event

filed under: events, WashingtonDC

We were unable to promote the April 6 event at Shady Grove in Rockville to a wide audience of non-D.C.-based Thinkers/Tryers, and consequently didn't have enough registrations by deadline, so have changed our plans and canceled this networking event. We will revisit for a D.C. base in early October, or in 2014.

Posted October 2, 2010 at 7:00 AM

Our discussion boards: hot topics

filed under: resources, support, events, numbers, lesbian, 2ww, profile

I am frequently asked by reporters how big the Choice Mom community is. While there is no census-taking data that reveals the answer, I can use our discussion boards as a way to gauge growth -- and the types of things we are most interested in talking about.