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Modamily Modamily connects you with individuals interested starting a family. Commonly asked questions:

So is it a s***m donor site? Not exactly.

Modamily focuses on professional women and men in their 30's and 40's who have not had a child yet and are tired of waiting for Mr/Mrs Right. We help you find a match with a fellow like-minded individual who is willing to co-parent a child with you. This person will be involved in the raising of the child and contributing financially. It may or may not be a romantic relationship. Think of it as how a child that grows up in two homes due to divorce without the trauma of divorce. Two willing individuals who will both be there for their child in all stages of growth and development. How will you help me find someone? There will be compatibility questions divided into lifestyle and parenting style categories. The more questions you answer the more accurate a match percentage will be to show you potential matches of people who answered questions similar to you. How will I know the person is not a psycho? Of course, just like any site, we recommend you do some due diligence if you're planning taking further steps with someone, but we will have some verification options where you can have your photos, income, education, and occupation verified to make you a better candidate. We will also recommend that if you decide to enter into an arrangement with someone you both see a lawyer to hammer out the details. Sounds like a dating site for people that wanna have children? Well, the possibility of romance does exist and that would be great if something like that happens. We're really just making introductions to other like-minded people and you guys will determine how that arrangement works. Is it just for single people who've never had a child? It's for anyone interested in forming a modern family. Could be a gay or le***an couple looking for the 3rd person to be more than a surrogate or donor. Could be for single moms and dads looking to meet other people that already have children.

Our bingo card of things that come up again and again in this process. What's your bingo count? πŸ‘‡
10/19/2026

Our bingo card of things that come up again and again in this process. What's your bingo count? πŸ‘‡

Even the pushback we usually hear is starting to sound different...Births to unmarried women 40 and older have doubled s...
10/16/2026

Even the pushback we usually hear is starting to sound different...

Births to unmarried women 40 and older have doubled since 2007. The "right time" was never really about waiting for a perfect setup... it's about being ready to show up.

We've watched this shift happen in real time. More people choosing parenthood on their own terms, not waiting for circumstances to line up first.

Can you relate to this?

Source: Axios, CDC data

10/15/2026

At some point, "eventually" stops being reassuring and starts being a reason to sit still. The people who become parents on their own terms aren't the ones who found the relationship first, they're the ones who decided the timeline didn't have to work that way.

Tag the friend who needs to see this. πŸ‘‡

10/13/2026

Stability doesn't require romance. This family is proof.

Amrita and Andrew are raising their kids together, committed to co-parenting until their children are grown, without the ups and downs of a romantic relationship between them. Research backs up what they're living: kids do well in all kinds of family structures, especially when there's consistency. As Andrew put it, "we tell each other we love each other when we go to bed at night."

Watch the full segment on ABC.

18 years. Failed IVF. Failed surrogacy. And still, a baby on its way.There are so many people who want to be parents and...
10/12/2026

18 years. Failed IVF. Failed surrogacy. And still, a baby on its way.

There are so many people who want to be parents and simply don't have a partner to do it with. If you know someone in that spot, this might be the thing that changes their timeline.

Learn more. Link in bio.

10/11/2026

Send us your question and we might answer it next. πŸ‘‡

The questions we hear more than any other.Do you have one we didn't cover? Share it below or send us a DM and we'll get ...
10/10/2026

The questions we hear more than any other.

Do you have one we didn't cover? Share it below or send us a DM and we'll get it answered. πŸ‘‡

Matching is step one. Here's what comes next...It's not romantic, it's practical, values, finances, the scenarios people...
10/09/2026

Matching is step one. Here's what comes next...

It's not romantic, it's practical, values, finances, the scenarios people skip until they can't. The families who do this well aren't the ones with zero differences, they're the ones who worked through the hard conversations before there was a kid in the picture.

Save this for when you need it. πŸ“Œ

10/08/2026

Some questions hit different depending on the day. πŸ˜…

A lot of the pushback around co-parenting comes from assumptions, not facts. Here's what we hear most (and the reality b...
10/02/2026

A lot of the pushback around co-parenting comes from assumptions, not facts. Here's what we hear most (and the reality behind it). Save this for later. πŸ‘‡

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