Beacon: Postpartum Support

When I first saw the beacon app I thought it was just another one of those free trial then you have to pay and half the time it’s not worth it, but honestly- it’s the best support I’ve ever had. I struggled through some dark times with my postpartum depression. Being up at 2 in the morning feeding a baby can really drain you sometimes. Being able to see all of the beacons lit on the app gives me strength to keep going. It makes me feel less alone. I can see that other moms are going through the same thing. And the best part is it’s all anonymous. You can vent and ask for advice and anyone can answer. I’ve loved my experience with beacon so far and would HIGHLY recommend you getting it. You’re not alone.

Most moms know what it’s like to be deep in the newborn trenches—but motherhood doesn’t stop there. It’s the late nights, the endless to-do lists, the moments of feeling completely overwhelmed, and the incredible responsibility of having little humans who depend on you every single day. That’s why this app is such a gift. It provides a safe, supportive, and judgment-free space where moms can openly share their thoughts and emotions, knowing they’ll be met with understanding, encouragement, and validation from other mothers who truly get it. Whether you’re navigating the newborn stage, chasing toddlers, or raising older children, there’s comfort in knowing you’re not alone. I cannot recommend this app enough. It’s a reminder that motherhood was never meant to be done in isolation. There’s no handbook for being a mom, and sometimes all it takes is hearing “me too” from someone who understands. This app helps create the village every mother deserves, and for that, I’m incredibly grateful.

I have two other kids, my first I had completely alone. I remember those nights so vividly. Up at 3am, running on a broken 2 hours of sleep, nursing my daughter alone, so desperate for someone to talk to; for someone to understand. I often found myself thinking “there has to be someone out there doing this same thing right now, I can’t be alone.” And that thought got me through the hard hard nights. I had my third baby a few months ago. This app has changed my life. On my “on” nights (dad takes the others), when I’m up with my son at 3am, I don’t sit alone. This app has created a sense of unity. To know I’m not alone, and to physically see I’m not alone, has changed my world. Dad is so supportive, but he doesn’t understand the feelings of postpartum or nursing your baby from your body. Having a community of moms who understand and are right there with you has made those postpartum nights so much better. I cannot explain my love for this app!!