
The Anchor Mom Advisors read Wave 1
Eight mothers respond to the new national data on family life. The numbers held up. Watch the full reading (15 minutes).
National insights from U.S. mothers that inform both government and industry policymaking — bringing the real experiences of family life, needs, and priorities into the public conversation.
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Eight mothers respond to the new national data on family life. The numbers held up. Watch the full reading (15 minutes).

Wave 1 of the National Benchmark of U.S. Mothers is public. What 2,818 mothers told us, and where the Benchmark goes from here.

What mothers are seeing in their children today is what the broader data will show tomorrow.

Mothers and Dr. Kaitlyn Regehr are surfacing what is shifting in childhood. The Benchmark is being built to track it.

And a new national benchmark to track it.

How firsthand insights from families - from AI in schools to the pressures shaping family life - are appearing in recent national coverage.

As AI integrates into schools, search, and social platforms, mothers are calling for clearer standards, transparency, and accountability.

Findings from Count on Mothers’ nationally representative AI & Child Safety study

Signals from the national study ahead of the January report.

As AI accelerates faster than oversight, Count on Mothers is gathering what mothers across America are seeing and experiencing— to inform the safeguards families urgently need.