The Only On-line Magazine
Dedicated to StepMoms
Why do StepMoms need a magazine?
It’s one of the most difficult jobs around. It’s a role that society hasn’t defined yet. Heck, most people aren't even sure how to spell stepmom, step-mom, step mom, you get the point...there are no clear rules. No standard protocol. StepMom Magazine is committed to providing women with valuable information, support, and above all, inspiration.
What’s in StepMom Magazine?
Support. Help. Information.
StepMom Magazine features monthly articles about: step-life: marriage, divorce, parenting, ex’s, in-laws, custody, finances, legal matters, to name a few. Subscribers are also provided access to the magazine’s exclusive support group forum where StepMoms can post questions and find answers, discuss common concerns and share successes.
Why subscribe to StepMom Magazine?
It’s an investment in your marriage.
Studies show that divorce rates for first marriages are approximately 41%. For second marriages the divorce rate jumps to 60%. For third marriages, a staggering 73%. Second and third marriages face challenges that first marriages don’t: children, ex-spouses, history…baggage. StepMom Magazine provides women with tools, information and support that will help you face and overcome these challenges!
How do I subscribe?
It’s easy! Click on this link!
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How Do You Spell StepMom??
At StepMom Magazine we spell it as one word, with a capital S and a capital M. We intentionally created our logo as one word, no hyphen, to symbolize strength and unity. The S and the M are capitalized to signify that each nuance of a StepMom's role is important and significant. The O in the logo is angled to the right, implying that a StepMom's role is inherently different, non-traditional and perhaps a bit misunderstood - but that it still has enough room to fit within the overall design. We very rarely use the word stepmother (aka: step mother, step-mother). We feel that StepMom is softer, friendlier and better represents the women it defines.