11 Types of Young Moms You Will Meet

By the first month you know everything about little Henry, from his food allergies to a butt rash, thanks to his mom’s constant stream of photos and status updates. If you didn't share a photo of your baby on Instagram or Facebook, did you even really have one?

Burberry, Zara, J.Crew . . . you name it, and this mom has it for her baby. She cares about looking fashion forward, and her baby is no exception. Plus, a pricey-yet-cute onesie is totally worth it for those extra Instagram likes.

She may run a blog dedicated to her loves (because #familygoals) or work a 9-to-5 office job, but either way, this mama is all about her career. She had her child early so she could stay one step ahead of the game.

She’s the first one in your group of friends to have a baby because she wants a giant family. She has a timeline of when babies two and three will arrive and is happiest being the best soccer mom she can be.

She doesn't necessarily fit in with the older mothers in the playgroup and instead confides in her siblings and BFFs who might not have kids. They keep her feeling sane, and that's what counts.

Millennial moms are tech savvy, so naturally, their kids are too. There's no counting how many times she was able to get a little "me time" while her child played with an iPhone.

Between night classes and a part-time job, she is making it work while raising her newborn. With some help and little sleep, this mom is stressed out of her mind but wouldn't trade her child for the world.

She used to fall asleep next to her tequila shot but now falls asleep next to a baby monitor. Her priorities have changed drastically since she gave birth, and she's better for it. But that still doesn't mean she can't party with the best of them when an appropriate moment arises.

She's raising the baby all on her own and serves as inspiration to mothers everywhere. This mom is strong, empathetic, and optimistic, though she would appreciate a break every once in a while.

This mom is a tough cookie and realizes the difficult journey she has ahead of her but will take it in stride, knowing there's a big-time payoff when she graduates. She's young and a quick learner with unwavering optimism.

Her child only drinks from 100 percent plant-based and sustainably sourced baby bottles, and you can bet those veggies are all organic. But as for her meal? A little junk food never hurt anybody, OK?