Fall 2026 Offerings

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Motherhood Circles

There is no amount of individual self care that will match the healing and restorative nature of cultivating deep and meaningful relationships. In motherhood, we NEED these relationships more than ever to nurture our souls during this sacred time. The circles I facilitate through Mother the Mamas offer exactly that- hosted in the warmth and comfort of my own home, I am passionate about welcoming mothers into a space where we co-create the circle magic together. 

These circles serve as intimate gatherings where mothers come together to share, connect, and find support in a welcoming and judgment-free space. While attending will definitely fulfill the need for self care, it will also provide the type of space where mothers can skip the small talk and dive straight into the depths of the “real & raw stuff” - witnessing and holding space for each other. Mothers will feel held, seen and pampered during this time, as well as have opportunities to feel playful and relax through creative arts and mindfulness practices.

MOTHER THE MAMAS Fall 2026 Circle

Registration Now Open

  • Wednesdays, 7-9 PM, Starting Sept 23rd

  • 8 week series, September 23rd - November 11th

  • Open to all stages of motherhood, from pregnancy to postpartum and beyond. Babies in arms welcome (pre-crawlers only) 

  • We gather at a private residence in Agoura Hills -address is sent upon registration

  • Tea & homemade bites served each week

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MAMAS WHO SING

a weekly song circle for mothers

Come connect with yourself & other mamas through your voices and the healing powers of music 🎵 A bit different from my typical mothers circles that are more of a sharing/discussion based gathering, in Mamas Who Sing we are simply using music as a means of nervous system regulation… a means to have FUN and sing our hearts out together!

We’ll sing a wide range of simple, meaningful melodies and feel good favorites, from lullabies and mantra style songs to the ones you love to belt in the car or shower. The music will grow from you, a collective of mothers, so bring your voice and let’s co-create something beautiful.

✨ This space is for every kind of mama, whether you sing all day or feel shy about your voice. No experience needed. Just come as you are.

✨ Open to all stages of motherhood, from pregnancy to postpartum and beyond.

***Some mamas choose to come with their babies or toddlers. Some choose to come alone (or already have older kids in school). All are welcome. We have a space set up for babies and children to play in circle or nearby, and usually the little ones love to listen to the singing, older toddlers even start learning the songs sometimes! Mothers of all stages supporting each other in this space, whether we show up with our little ones or not! This is what I truly mean when I say this group is MOTHER CENTERED.

FALL 2026 REGISTRATION NOW OPEN:

Starting September 22nd - November 17th, no meeting October 6th

Tuesdays, 10:00 - 11:15 AM

We gather at a private residence in Agoura Hills -address is sent upon registration

~ OPEN TO ALL STAGES OF MOTHERHOOD ~ We have had hopeful mamas, pregnant mamas, early postpartum mamas, toddler mamas, mamas of teenagers, grandmas, etc. ALL are welcome to sing together in community and support each other.

~NO PRIOR MUSIC OR SINGING EXPERIENCE NEEDED. Just come with an open heart & an open mind, and a love for music!

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Testimonials

  • “After a traumatic birth and very challenging and lonely early postpartum period I became acutely aware of how I had underestimated how much support I would need and overestimated how much support I would have. I became increasingly more isolated, frustrated, depressed, and anxious as the months wore on.

    I needed a village. I needed to be witnessed in my mothering, in my successes. I needed to be held through my struggles and failures. I needed to be in an intentional space that was designed exactly for mothers where I could witness and be seen, where I could learn and share.

    I joined Mother the Mamas post partum support circle and found exactly the restorative experience I was looking for. I felt held by other mothers who filled my cup. Sylvia has created a space where mothers in all stages of motherhood can feel safe to explore their feelings around motherhood and seek friendship and advice. It’s been such a beautiful experience and I’m really grateful it exists.”

    — Meghan V.

  • “Sylvia is genuine, open, giving, and caring, and she cultivates such a warm, cozy, loving space. From the first time I walked in the door, greeted by a crackling fire in the fireplace, comfy pillows, warm tea and the most delicious homemade treats, I was immediately put at ease, and I looked forward to it every week.

    She is gifted at creating a safe space where it’s okay to be honest and vulnerable, and to give and receive love and support. I’m very grateful for the healing and friendship that I’ve received from Sylvia!”

    — Marissa K.

  • “Joining Sylvia's Motherhood Circle was a transformative experience for me as I navigated the early stages of motherhood. As a new mom, I felt overwhelmed and unsure of myself, but Sylvia's circle provided the support, wisdom, and community I desperately needed. Her warmth and understanding helped me feel heard and validated, and the safe space she created allowed me to connect with other mothers who were going through similar experiences.”

    — Galit F.