Home Uncategorized 12 LA Moms Facebook Groups Worth Joining By Shannan RoussSeptember 13, 2020 Search more like this expert-advicehow-tokids-gearmotherhoodsocial-distancinggroupcovidsupporthelpisolateairswappoliticslearn Read next Uncategorized 6 Common Signs Your Child Is Experiencing Vision Problems Uncategorized Time for a Costco Run: Coffee Advent Calendars Have Arrived Uncategorized Support Your Health by Adding this Simple Thing to Your Daily Routine* Uncategorized This Must-Read is a “Spooky” Story with a Sweet Lesson Uncategorized Splash Into Fun at Orlando World Center Marriott Working (and parenting) from home during a pandemic can be isolating and overwhelming. Whether you’re looking to vent, get practical advice or even give away gently used baby and kids gear, there’s an LA Facebook group for your to join. Read on to find that support and camaraderie are just a few clicks away in a local online group for parents. photo: Pexels Groups for Mom Support LA MommiesWith 59 thousand members, this group is the biggest of the bunch, offering plenty of differing opinions and insights which can make for spirited discussions. LA Mommies is intended to be a supportive group and community for parents and caregivers. You can search for popular topics like giveaways, reviews of Covid-19. NICE Los Angeles Moms Supporting Each OtherAs the name says, the most important rule governing this LA group is BE NICE. This group is a place to vent (no politics allowed), share and ask questions. The goal of the group is to help lift up other women, and the group's admins promote a spirit of kindness in their posts.LA Moms UncensoredThis group takes a more irreverent approach to motherhood. It's a place for moms in the LA area to receive support, laugh, vent and connect. As they say of themselves, "Controversial topics are ok but don't be a dick." photo: Pexels Groups for Finding Expert Advice & Services LA Peds and Parents: A Covid Kid ForumWhen covid 19 first became a public health crisis, a group of Los Angeles pediatricians came together to figure out how to serve patients and their community. The doctors spent months supporting each other, and are now here to support parents! Ask your questions and they'll do their best to answer.LA Tutors and Related ProfessionalsOverwhelmed with at-home learning. LA Tutors and Related Professionals is designed to connect families with local tutors, teachers, instructors and even healthcare professionals. If you're looking to form or join a learning pod, the group also helps connect like-minded families.Los Angeles (LA) Nannies & Babysitters ExchangeThis is a group to connect LA parents with caregivers, nannies and babysitters. Members can post if they're looking to hire a caregiver or babysitter, or want to recommend one to others. Worried about spam overload in the posts? No au pair agents, nanny agency, sales or personal business posts are allowed. photo: Pexels Groups for Selling, Donating & Swapping Moms Helping MomsThis group is for donations only! Giving, helping, trading, receiving. This page is not a forum for airing personal problems of your own or another.Los Angeles Moms Sell & SwapHere is your chance to sell all those items you have laying around your house that you do not use! You can sell, trade, and swap to your hearts desire.LA Parents SwapThis group is for Los Angeles parents living in the Westside LA, Mid City, and South & West Valley to buy/sell/give away baby and kid products they no longer need or would like to purchase. photo: Rawpixel via Unsplash Groups by Neighborhood Westside MomsThis group is very strict about its Westside requirements—your profile must share what exact city you are in or you will need to message an admin to be approved. With regular meetups (during non-social distancing times), the group aims to create real friendships among moms and their kiddos. It's also a great local resource for anything parent- and kid-related in Los Angeles. Pasadena MomsThe group is a place for moms in the Pasadena-area to connect, ask questions and support one another. You can use this group to get recommendations, tips and learn more about the area. And while it may be called Pasadena Moms, dads are welcome too!San Fernando Valley MomsAll SFV moms welcome to join this group. It's the kind of place where you can ask for private swim instructor recommendations, and find the latest information on LAUSD school board initiatives (like a resolution to create public childcare pods on campus for homeless and foster youth and kids of essential workers).For more hyper-local mom groups, search for your neighborhood on Facebook. –Shannan Rouss RELATED STORIES: Pandemic Picks: The Best Toys, Games & Gear for At-Home Learning Everything LA Parents Need to Know About Learning Pods Totally Candid Distance Learning Advice from LA Teachers