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About
Kayfetz's argument, across both communities she has built, is that the isolation of early motherhood is a scheduling and logistics problem as much as an emotional one, and that it is solved by getting people into the same room. The Mom Halo is the current expression of that: events mothers can attend with a baby, a podcast of the same name, and a blog covering business, health and family life. Momfest and Camp Mom Halo are its recurring gatherings. It sits alongside the Kayfetz Method, her coaching program for women building businesses, and follows MomsTO, which she started in Toronto in 2017 and which has its own record here. Kayfetz was TechTO's director for two years before either.
Backers
No funding round has been announced and no investors are named in the sources read.
Quick answers
What is The Mom Halo?
A Toronto community for mothers built around events — in-person and virtual, including Momfest and Camp Mom Halo — with a podcast and a blog. Alana Kayfetz founded and runs it.
How is it different from MomsTO?
MomsTO is the earlier community Kayfetz started in Toronto in 2017, built on daytime socials and festivals you could attend with a baby. The Mom Halo is what she runs now, on the same premise. Both have records in this directory.
What is the Kayfetz Method?
Kayfetz's separate coaching program for women building businesses. It is not part of The Mom Halo.
Who from The Mom Halo is in this directory?
Alana Kayfetz, its founder, who spoke at TechTO in February 2020 on building an authentic brand — then as founder and chief executive of MomsTO.