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Unique monthly postcard subscription for moms

Our postcards speak to the honest reality of motherhood. They'll be funny, motivational and uplifting, with messages that offer a support, encouragement and a bit of humor to mamas when they need it most.
  • Each postcard is designed to make mama smile and remind her how awesome she truly is, so she can embrace her inner Power-Mama and get through life's highs and lows.
  • Life is busy. Receiving a monthly postcard with an uplifting message, a funny note or an inspiring quote reminds mama to take a break, helps her reduce stress and anxiety, and just feel generally more positive and empowered.
  • Get some LOLs in the mail. Inject a bit of honest, say-it-like-it-is humour into mama's life, with cleverly worded cards that speak directly to the heart of busy moms. Because if she's not laughing . .
  • A little bit of inspiration to guide mama through the day. A note of encouragement. A reminder that someone out there can relate. These are the little things that can make all the difference when she feels like she can't do it all.
  • Every month our cards deliver a glimmer of inspiration to shine through the daily drudgery of mommyhood.

Past Boxes from Postalist

May Post
May Post

A special Mother's Day edition post for all the strong mamas out there.

June Post
June Post

Fuck the guilt. Our June Power-Mama Post card is all about accepting imperfections and moving on. Because you have enough on your plate without beating yourself up. Leave the past in the past and mom-on!

July Post
July Post

It's no secret that in the midst of motherhood, we sometimes forget to direct some of the love, compassion and kindness that we share with out little ones to ourselves as well. Here's a bold call to action, to look at yourself in the mirror with googly eyes and remember how glorious you really are.

August Post
August Post

The August Power-Mama Post is a not-so-subtle reminder that support is necessary to survive motherhood! We all struggle when it comes to asking for and accepting help, and it's time for that to change! This month's affirmation will help you let go of any guilt, shame or awkwardness and help you feel confident asking for the support you deserve!

September Post
September Post

Sometimes you need a not-so-gentle reminder of all the wonderful things you DESERVE, mama. We are always happy to provide such a reminder, in our trademark no-BS style.

October Post
October Post

A gentle reminder to take a look in the mirror and celebrate who you've become, because that person is incredible.

November Post
November Post

It's not you, it's November. The. Worst. Month. Of. The. Year.

December Post
December Post

It wasn't easy but you made it through 2020. You should get a medal for surviving this dumpster fire of a year. OR maybe this postcard showing up in the mail to remind you how you've persevered.

January Post
January Post

Thinking about new year resolutions? Don't be adding anything to your list, mama. Resolve to clear some space in your life by practicing the most beautiful two-letter word: N-O.

February Post
February Post

Not sure if you should laugh or cry? Why not do both? As hysterically as you can! #Momlife is nothing if not hysterical, so why not just roll with it? It not now, when?

March Post
March Post

Facebook mom group got you down? Wondering how your perfect neighbour who is such a perfect mother manages to be so perfect? Forget about it and opt out of the comparison trap with a friendly little reminder featuring our favourite F word.

April Post
April Post

Ever look back on your old life, the one *before kids* and wonder where that smart, funny, easy-going svelte person went? Guess what. She's still here. She's just a little more tired and has more stains on her shirt.

May Post
May Post

A special Mother's Day edition with a nice little remind that being a power-mama doesn't mean being a perfect mama. Cheers to being good enough (even on bad days)!


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