7 Types of Moms You’ll Encounter on Facebook

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Back in February 2004, just a few months before I welcomed my first son into the world, Mark Zuckerberg launched Facebook. Although it took some time for it to become a household name, it has undeniably woven itself into the fabric of motherhood. From announcing your pregnancy to posting updates about everything from tantrums to teenage shenanigans, Facebook has become like the digital baby book for many moms. We share, we vent, and we celebrate our little victories and big challenges online. But not all Facebook moms fit into the same mold. Just like there are artsy moms, trendy moms, and homeschooling moms, the way we engage on Facebook varies widely. You might even find yourself or your mom friends fitting into a few of the categories below.

1. The Friend Collector

Meet the mom who seems to have 782 friends. You might cross paths with her at a playground or a Little League game, and before you know it, you’re receiving a friend request. You could go years without further interaction, but congratulations, you’ve just contributed to her friend count!

2. The Silent Observer

This mom likes to keep her feelings discreet. She’s the one who casually scrolls past your posts without a word, but you can feel the judgment. She’ll throw likes at everyone else’s updates while completely ignoring yours. It’s like a social media cold shoulder, and you can’t help but wonder what you did wrong.

3. The Overzealous “Liker”

Known for her enthusiastic support, this mom likes everything in sight. It’s as if she has a magical thumbs-up button that she presses for everyone. You get a like, and you get a like—everyone is included! But sometimes you wonder if her likes actually mean anything, or if she’s just mindlessly tapping away.

4. The TMI Queen

This mom overshares like it’s her job. You know exactly when she last shaved her legs and what she’s drinking while she battles her mother-in-law. Daily updates of her kids’ adventures flood your feed, often accompanied by videos or countless selfies. While you appreciate her authenticity, you sometimes wish she’d hold back a tad.

5. The Aspiring Blogger

Caution: Don’t cross this mom, or you might find yourself a character in her next blog post! She’s on a mission to build her audience and is always sharing her insights on the latest parenting debates. Facebook might frustrate her, but she’s determined to make her voice heard, even if it means engaging with the platform’s quirks.

6. The Socially Silent Mom

You may have added her as a friend, but good luck seeing her updates. This mom keeps her life private, choosing to share almost nothing about her kids. Perhaps when her little ones hit their teen years, she’ll loosen up and share more. For now, she’s focused on protecting their digital footprint, which is totally understandable.

7. The Proud Grandma

This grandma knows that Facebook is her window into her grandkids’ lives. Now that she’s retired, she’s taken to the platform with gusto, liking and commenting on every adorable photo of her little angels. Just be careful—if you try to hide something from her, she might stumble upon it anyway, as she’s not the most tech-savvy when it comes to privacy settings.

In this new era of motherhood, Facebook has transformed how we communicate, making us navigate the tricky waters of social etiquette all over again. Thanks, Zuckerberg! Like parenting wasn’t challenging enough, right?

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Summary:

This article humorously categorizes the different types of moms you might encounter on Facebook, from the friend collector to the proud grandma. It highlights how social media has become an integral part of the motherhood experience while exploring the unique ways moms engage on the platform.

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