The things mothers ask.

Who is Summers Mothers for?

For the mother who is mothering from her heart and quietly longing for women who get it. We don't ask how you feed or sleep your baby. If this feels like the room you have been looking for, it is for you.

Is this a daycare?

No. The mother is the member; the child comes with her. You stay here in the space while you are with us. The Care Room offers short stretches of trusted, on-site care so you can take a class or a treatment. You remain in the building, just on the other side of the door.

How does the Care Room work?

It is a small, dedicated room for short periods of care. Up to six children at a time, with caregivers your child comes to know. The Village membership includes six hours of Care Room time each month. Those hours are for when you want to work in the coworking area, rest in the Sleep Room, or sit in the Lounge without a little one in your arms. Because you stay on-site throughout, it is care in the truest sense: close by, familiar, and never far.

Every practitioner booking also includes Care Room time for your little one, regardless of which membership tier you're in. You don't have to use your monthly hours for that.

Do I need to plan ahead, or can I just drop in?

Drop in. The Lounge is open every day we are open, no reservation needed. Walk in with your baby. A mother's helper is always in the room. She will hand you something to eat, help with your little one, and give you room to land. Classes are bookable through the app if you'd like a spot held, but showing up without a plan is completely fine. That is actually the point.

Can I bring my baby? My toddler?

Always. Your child is welcome in every part of the space. On the floor of the Lounge, in the Kids Hangout, beside you at the Tea Bar. This is a place built for the two of you, together.

What if I have two kids?

You are welcome, and so are both of them. The Lounge has a dedicated kids' space with room for little ones of different ages to hang out together. A mother's helper is always in the room. She is there to help keep everyone happy and entertained while you get to breathe. You are still the one in charge of your children. She is just an extra pair of hands so you're not doing it completely alone in the room.

What are the hours?

Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The slow daytime hours, when a mother most needs somewhere to land.

Why is membership capped at 150?

Membership is capped at 150. Not for urgency. That is what the space holds. The waitlist begins after. We would rather stay small enough to know the women in it than grow into a venue.

What is the $35 waitlist?

It holds your place before we open. The $35 is credited in full toward your first month of membership. If, when the doors open, you decide it isn't for you after all, we refund you. Simply, and without question.

Can I gift a membership?

Yes. The Fourth Trimester is giftable as a package. Twelve weeks of community and six nourishing meals. Activated when the new mother is ready. It is one of the truest gifts you can give a woman entering early motherhood.

Where are you, and when do you open?

The Marketplace at Granite Bay, at Douglas and Sierra College Boulevards. We open in January 2027.