The Village is Back: Introducing MiJi

Motherhood was never meant to be a solo journey. For generations, moms raised their children surrounded by a strong circle of neighbors, family, and friends—a village that made the hardest job in the world a little lighter. But somewhere along the way, modern life made parenting more isolated than ever.

At Miji, we believe it’s time to bring the village back.

Why We Created MiJi

When I became a mom, I quickly realized how hard it can feel to balance childcare, errands, meal prep, and everything in between. I often thought, What if there was an easier way to ask for help? That question became the seed for Miji—a platform designed to connect moms locally so they can support each other in everyday life.

Whether you need a babysitter for a quick appointment, a helping hand with school pickup, or even just someone to drop off a meal when life gets overwhelming, Miji makes it easy to connect with other moms in your community who understand.

How MiJi Works

Miji is more than just an app—it’s a modern-day village. Here’s how it helps:

• Local Connections: Join your neighborhood “village” to see moms nearby who are ready to help.
• Real Support: Post tasks like childcare, meal prep, errands, or playdates, and get matched with trusted local moms.
• Safety First: Every member goes through a background check, so you can feel confident asking for or offering help.
• Flexibility: Pay with money or swap services using what we call “Care Currency,” because every mom’s time is valuable.

Our Mission

Miji isn’t just about help with chores—it’s about rebuilding trust and community. It’s about knowing your neighbors, supporting other moms, and creating a network where every mom feels seen, supported, and never alone.

Join the Movement

We’re just getting started, and we’d love for you to be part of it. By joining MiJi, you’re not only getting support, you’re helping to bring back the village for moms everywhere.

Sign up today, and let’s build something beautiful together.

Because no mom should ever have to do it all alone.