Join a nationwide community that turns everyday parenting experience into real policy change—guiding lawmakers and industry leaders to build a safer, healthier future for our kids.
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If you're a mother, become part of our growing community of contributors that weigh in on the issues that affect our kids most.
By participating in our brief 2-5 minute anonymous polls, you'll be contributing to research that is used to inform government and industry policies.
Sign up to join our community mailing list (The Count) and be the first to hear about new surveys, research reports, and opportunities to have your voice heard — all in service of a healthier, safer future for our children.
Count on Mothers is a data-driven legislative advocacy tool for mothers with the purpose of surveying mothers’ first-hand knowledge and using that information to impact policies that directly affect the well-being of families.
When a bill that could affect children or families is introduced to the House or Senate, Count on Mothers runs a survey to capture data that will help legislators understand how the legislation could impact American families.
Count on Mothers will provide a quick and easy tool for real-time data during a time-sensitive legislative process.
We turn our survey findings into public conversation through a series of Roundtables. While every survey and focus‑group response is collected anonymously—identifiable data are stored securely and reported only in aggregate—the roundtables invite mothers to speak openly about the compiled insights. These sessions can be recorded for podcasts, distilled into policy briefs, or featured in expert webinars, ensuring that the representative voices of mothers nationwide are heard by media, industry, and lawmakers.
Whether you participate in a pulse poll, focus group, or join as a roundtable participant, you play a vital role in shaping a healthier, safer future for our children.
In September, 2023, we hosted a series of interviews of mothers to discuss the Child Care for Working Families Act. The full report was shared with members of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions. Above is a mother, Jess, who participated as a panelist.
Interested in participating and becoming a roundtable panelist? Click here to receive pulse poll updates and invitations to roundtables!
Anchor Moms is Count on Mothers’ new leadership initiative—a nationwide network of trusted, local representatives. In every state we invite a handful of committed mothers to surface authentic stories and timely insights through Count on Mothers quick polls, roundtable conversations, and shared narratives.
Their collective goal: ensure data‑driven, first‑person perspectives come from every corner of the country to shape the agendas of advocacy groups, newsrooms, industry innovators, and legislators.
As thanks for their time, Anchor Moms receive exclusive promo codes and care‑package perks from brands that prioritize family health, safety, and wellbeing. We’re grateful to the partners who make these rewards possible and help amplify mothers’ voices nationwide.
Interested in representing your state as an Anchor Mom? Sign up here to join.
Count on Mothers is a data-driven legislative advocacy tool for mothers with the purpose of surveying mothers’ first-hand knowledge and using that information to impact policies that directly affect the well-being of families.
When a bill that could affect children or families is introduced to the House or Senate, Count on Mothers runs a survey to capture data that will help legislators understand how the legislation could impact American families.
Count on Mothers will provide a quick and easy tool for real-time data during a time-sensitive legislative process.
