The Solo Mom Project is an SMC resource directory, recommendation hub, and referral network for people exploring solo motherhood by choice, current solo moms, and the wider SMC community.
Our goal is simple: help people find better information, better options, and better starting points when they are making high-stakes decisions about family building, support, parenting, and life as a solo mom.
We connect community members to vetted resources, useful recommendations, and practical referral pathways across fertility, donor conception, parenting, support, and related services.
People asking early questions, making concrete plans, looking for support, or sharing what has actually helped in real solo motherhood journeys.
Solo motherhood decisions often combine emotional, financial, medical, and logistical complexity. Better curation lowers friction and makes decision-making less isolating.
We organize the directory so people can move from broad questions to specific next steps without getting buried in noise.
We aim to make referrals more useful by surfacing practical context, editorial framing, and community-relevant signals.
Resources are reviewed for relevance to the SMC community so the directory stays practical, credible, and easier to navigate.
We are building for the real range of people who need an SMC resource directory, not just one stage of the journey.
The directory is designed to support both exploration and action, whether someone is researching, comparing options, or looking for a recommendation they can trust.
The goal is not to list everything. The goal is to help people find relevant, trusted starting points and make it easier to move from research to action. If you know a resource that belongs here, we want to hear about it.