This Navy Moms Support Group is a place for sharing information/ knowledge while providing the tools needed to navigate your way throughout your Sailor's journey in the United States Navy.

214 Members
Join Us!

You need to be a member of Navy Dads to add comments!

Join Navy Dads

Comments are closed.

Comments

  • Edward Fields October 26, 2016 at 7:58pm

    Are you having this problem? Trying to figure out what to get your veterans for Christmas. Come towww.navyoutfitters.com and check out our lovely gift ideas for your veteran and all your family. And, now through December 19, 2016 we have a promotion going spend $75 or more and get 10% off the whole order. Just type in CHRISTMAS in the promo box at checkout and it will deduct it right on the spot.

    2474946373?profile=original

  • B'sNukemom&dad⚓️MM October 20, 2016 at 1:41pm

    I found that in order to get to Navy for Mom's I have to go to: www.navyformoms.ning.com

    And I'm still waiting to hear about the new member issue from the ad agency.  Let's hope Jim that it's not a problem!

  • NavyDads CoAdmin Jim Gramza October 18, 2016 at 9:04pm

    Yeah Anna...I truly hope that they can figure it out. 

  • Anna October 18, 2016 at 8:40pm

    Thanks for that info Jim, I did not know that!!!

  • NavyDads CoAdmin Jim Gramza October 18, 2016 at 8:26pm

    Melissa, the Navy For Moms site can not accept new members at this time. They have reached their 100,000 member limit and until they purge the non active members, no one else can join.

  • Anna October 18, 2016 at 8:22pm

    B'sNukemom&dad,

    I congratulate you because I know you did so much work behind the screens to get our website back!!!!  I hope they are able to work out the wrinkles especially to allow new members to join again!!!

    Hang in there Melissa, I hope they get it all worked out soon!!!!

  • Melissa Anderson October 18, 2016 at 6:39pm
    Hello. I tried joining the Navy for Moms site today but haven't receive confirmation yet. I checked my junk mail, no message yet. Would love to join. Thank you.
  • B'sNukemom&dad⚓️MM October 18, 2016 at 6:19pm

    2474961649?profile=RESIZE_320x320It's good to have our Navy Mom's site back up.  The ad agency is still working on some issues but hopefully most things will be resolved soon.....keep your fingers crossed!

  • blondie October 18, 2016 at 11:14am

    I missed everyone!  JayDee I was Praying the whole time.  glad everyone was safe.

  • B'sNukemom&dad⚓️MM October 18, 2016 at 12:19am
    That is wonderful news!
This reply was deleted.

Forum

WELCOME NAVY FOR MOM'S MEMBERS!

Many of you are aware that the Mom's website has been experiencing technical difficulties.  We are currently trying to remedy the situation but it's taking longer than anticipated.  In the meantime the Dads have been graciousness enough to welcome us here.  Please feel free to join any groups that interest you or just browse around for information.

Read more…
Started by B'sNukemom&dad⚓️MM
1 Reply

San Diego

My son just graduated from A school in Pennsacola and has been in San Diego for three days now.  He says the living conditions are horrible and has not been assigned to his barracks yet.  He also says it is like living like a homeless person and his to use all his survival techniques.  Does not have a food galley like Pensacola and has to buy his food as well as find it.  Had to beg for a fork on yesterday to eat his ramen noodles.  Of course this made my heart saddend.  He stated that it will…

Read more…
Started by Stephanie Williams
0 Replies

What to wear/bring to PIR

WHAT TO BRING TO PIR Be there as early as you can-before 7:30 am. Wear dressy casual, nice jeans are fine. If your PIR is in the winter months , you may want to wear flannel underwear. Wear comfortable shoes-you may have to climb bleachers and will be doing a lot of walking. Remember layers are the way to go. Gloves, hat, scarf. (For winter PIR) One thing I did was a few weeks before PIR, start a “PIR bag”, not necessarily one you’ll carry but just something to throw things into you don’t use…

Read more…
Started by Jess
4 Replies

What it means to be a Navy Mom.

WOW, I get to start the first discussion. What is it really like to be a Navy Mom? Excitement over watching your loved one pursue their dreams? Being a part of a world that is vast and exciting, supporting each other as we support our loved ones. What's it like for you?

Read more…
Started by Anita Lopez
5 Replies

Photos