Moms. Neighbors. Wannabe Sisterwives (without the sex stuff.)

With 8 kids (and counting) between the two of them, next door neighbors Stephanie Hollifield and Eliza Morrill know that mommin' ain't easy. Momstrosity was born from the knowledge that every mother loves her children, but that she also knows that they can be little jerks.

Their blog, podcast, and YouTube channel hope to bring a little laughter and commiseration to all parents.

STEPHANIE

Stephanie is a wife, mom of five, former teacher, cofounder of Momstrosity, and living proof that having a dream and an unreasonable amount of confidence can take you pretty far.

After helping grow Momstrosity into a community reaching millions of people each month, she turned her love of storytelling and figuring out what makes people pay attention into a career in marketing. She now cofounds Platform Agency, where she helps brands grow without making the internet a more boring place.

She lives in Columbus, Georgia, with her husband, five children, and a 140 year old historic house that apparently also qualifies as a dependent. When she isn't working, she can usually be found running the streets of her neighborhood looking for someone to chat with, planning a trip, or convincing herself she absolutely has time for one more project.

She still has no cultish religious affiliations, remains wildly underqualified to give parenting advice, and is frankly as surprised as anyone that you're still reading her bio.

ELIZA

Eliza Morrill is a 28-year-old wedding photographer and taco connoisseur with a love of all things David Bowie. She is a mother to three children three and under - twin boys and a baby girl; human to a stubborn English bulldog; and wife to a professional arguer. She is notably bad at makeup but does rock a mean top knot, which her mother always refers to as her "mean librarian hairdo."  She is notorious for mishearing song lyrics, pretending her mini van is a race car, and for tripping on things that do not exist. So really, you could call her a modern-day Audrey Hepburn. Except that you can't. She loves Jesus, but she drinks a little.

I peed laughing!

“Y'all are hysterical. I peed laughing! In a good way, though. Is there a good way to pee laughing?"

— J.L.