Every Monday and Friday morning. After-school Tuesdays. My Regulars is recurring childcare with a Momni you choose once — and rebook again and again.
Kids who run to her door without looking back.Your Momni keeps every penny of her care income. Momni never takes a cut.
Recurring care isn't a new search every week. It's one good choice, then a standing date your kids count down to.
Search mamas near you on the map, read what other mothers have shared, message her, meet her. You decide — the way you'd choose a trusted friend in the neighborhood.
Mondays and Fridays 8–noon? Tuesdays after school? Pick the days and times that match your life, and book them as a repeating rhythm — not one-offs.
When the month rolls over, your schedule rolls with it. Same mama, same door, same little faces lighting up. Pay her directly, mom to mom.
One-off babysitting gets you through a night. A regular gets you through a season. When the same Momni knows your kids' nap quirks, snack rules, and which stuffed animal is non-negotiable, drop-off stops being a handoff and starts being a homecoming.
Work mornings, gym mornings, breathe-for-a-minute mornings. The same mama, twice a week, like clockwork.
She's at the door when the bus pulls up. Snack on the counter. Homework half-done before you even leave the office.
Recurring care bends to your week — not the other way around. Change it whenever life changes.
Jess found Marisol on a Tuesday in a panic — a meeting she couldn't move, a sitter who'd canceled. One afternoon turned into a question: "Could you do this every week?"
That was eight months ago. Now Thursday is just "Marisol day." Jess's daughter packs her own little backpack the night before. Marisol's son saves his best dinosaurs for her. Two mothers who started as strangers now text each other recipes and bad-day vents.
That's what My Regulars is. Not a transaction that repeats — a relationship that deepens. You'll find more like it in letters from the Circle, mama to mama.
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"She's not the babysitter. She's our Thursday."
A mama in the Circle, on her regular Momni
The same way you'd come to trust a friend: you meet her, you ask everything, you start small, and you decide. Momni is a community, not a childcare company — we don't vet, screen, or endorse anyone, and we'd never pretend a corporation could make that choice for you. What the Circle does is share openly: mamas post reviews from other mothers, and any background check a mama has purchased herself and chosen to display lives right on her profile. You choose your Momni. Always.
You and your Momni agree on a rhythm — say, Monday and Friday mornings — and book it as a repeating schedule in the app. When a new month begins, your slots rebook with a tap. No re-searching, no re-explaining the nap routine, no starting over.
Directly between you and her, mom to mom — Venmo, cash, whatever you two agree on. Momni never touches care payments and never takes a percentage. Your Momni keeps every penny.
Life happens to all of us. You can adjust or pause your recurring schedule anytime, and because you're part of a Circle of nearby mamas, there's usually another mother close by who can catch a week on short notice. Regulars are a rhythm, not a contract.
In your Momni's home — a real mother's house in your real neighborhood, with her own kids' toys on the floor and her own routines humming along. Many mamas love that their kids gain a second home and built-in friends, not a facility.
She's a few blocks away right now, probably wiping down a counter, definitely ready to circle up.
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