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Two days away, together. The kids have a sleepover.

When did you two last wake up without anyone climbing on you? A weekend getaway is possible — your kids spend two happy nights with a Momni nearby, in their real home, with their real family.

Go. We've got the babies.

Your Momni keeps every penny of their care income. Momni never takes a cut.

Three steps between you and that little inn upstate.

No agencies, no institutions. Just a Momni in your neighborhood whose kids would love a weekend of new playmates.

1

Find a Momni

Open the map and browse Momnis near you who host weekend stays. Read their profiles, their reviews from other Momnis, and what they've chosen to share about their home and family.

2

Meet before the weekend

Visit their home with your kids before you book the trip. Let the kids find the toy bin. Ask every question on your list. You choose them — the way you'd choose a trusted friend.

3

Drop off and go

Backpacks, blankies, the bedtime routine written on a card. Two days of pancakes and pillow forts for them; two days of quiet mornings for you. Photo updates whenever you want them.

"We sat at dinner and finished a sentence."

Anna and Dave hadn't been away together since their oldest was born — six years. Every plan dissolved the same way: grandma's back, the sitter's prom, the guilt.

Then Anna met Marisol, a Momni twelve minutes from her house, at a park meetup. Their kids built a stick fort together. Two weekends later, Anna's three were having a sleepover at Marisol's — movie night, Saturday pancakes, a backyard campout in the playroom.

Anna and Dave drove two hours to a bed and breakfast, slept until eight, and remembered what their own conversation sounded like. The kids cried on Sunday — because they had to leave Marisol's. (Not ready for two nights yet? Start with one evening and find a Momni for date night. Dreaming bigger? That's an extended trip — same Momnis, longer stay.)

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"The kids asked when they could go back."

Weekend care happens in a Momni's real home — siblings, snacks, bedtime stories and all.

Everything you'd ask a friend, answered straight.

How do I know I can trust a Momni with an overnight stay?

The same way you'd come to trust a friend: you meet them. Momni is a community, not a childcare company — we don't choose your Momni for you, and we never will. You visit their home, meet their family, ask your questions, and decide. Momnis share reviews from other Momnis on their profiles, along with any background check they purchased themselves and chose to display. The choice is always, entirely yours.

Will I hear from them over the weekend?

As much as you want. Most Momnis agree on a rhythm at the meet-up — photos at breakfast and bedtime, a goodnight video call, or radio silence so you can truly unplug. You set it together before you go.

What does a weekend cost, and who do I pay?

You and your Momni agree on their rate directly — every neighborhood and every arrangement is different. Payment goes straight from you to them, mom to mom. Momni never touches care payments and never takes a percentage. They keep every penny.

What if my kids have never slept away from home?

That's what the meet-beforehand visit is for — and many Momnis do a practice afternoon or a single trial night first. Kids settle fastest in a real home with a real Momni, other kids, and a normal family rhythm. Bring the blankie, write down the routine, and let your Momni mother them.

What about naps, allergies, and the bedtime routine?

You hand them the whole playbook at drop-off — meals, meds, allergies, the exact order of stories and songs. They're a Momni. They know the bedtime routine is sacred, because theirs is too.

Keep reading: if a true overnight is what you need, see how night-shift care with a Momni nearby works — or read the relaunch plan for how the Circle is coming back, Momni by Momni.

When did you two last wake up slowly?

Book the room. We'll circle up around the kids.

There's a Momni near you whose kids would love a weekend sleepover with yours. Go find them — then go find each other again.

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