Talk Story Session: The Role Of Community

It wasn't until becoming a mother that I truly understood the power and beauty of the female sisterhood. In that spirit, we're launching a new blog feature called, "Talk Story," in which we share insight and encouragement from our community. 

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It wasn't until becoming a mother that I truly understood the power and beauty of the female sisterhood. As I've grown Coco Moon, I've made connections with mothers all over the world, the majority of whom I've never met, and most likely never will. But the bond of motherhood is universal and when we speak to each other about the joys and trials of raising our keiki, we speak the same language. 

In that spirit, we're thrilled to launch a new monthly blog feature called, "Talk Story."

In Hawai'i, when we kick back and chat casually with friends or family, we use the phrase "talk story." We're bringing this tradition to life by asking our community a few questions around a theme and sharing them with you. 

What better theme to kick things off than this crazy, amazing whirlwind called motherhood:

 

Mahalo to all of the mamas that participated this month! We loved talking story with you! 

Let's keep the conversation going! What's your support system like? Does it play a big role for you? Did anyone from your tribe give you a great piece of advice? 

Please share it below in the comments! 

If you'd like to participate in next month's Talk Story segment, we'd love to chat with you! Please send us an email: info@cocomoonhawaii. 

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