DENVER - eTradeWire -- Moms Feelin' Themselves (MFT), the trailblazing movement redefining modern motherhood through high-energy dance parties and wellness experiences, today announced an expanded slate of Mom Dance Party™ events across the U.S., following a breakout year.

MFT, now one of the most talked-about maternal mental health movements in the country, was founded in 2022 by Sarah Battani Sams and Elizabeth Wellington, MA, LPC, PMH-C, following their transitions into motherhood.

"We started The Mom Dance Party to prioritize maternal mental health through movement, community and connection," said Wellington. "Those first few small venues kept selling out, and suddenly we were watching moms waitlist themselves just to show up for each other. After we sold out a 500-person music hall, we realized how big this needed to be. That's what sparked the national tour."

MFT has hosted twelve dance parties across Boston, Denver and Salt Lake City, building a national foundation through word of mouth and grassroots community support.

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The national tour of The Mom Dance Party™ tour started in October 2025 and continues rolling out in early 2026, with new stops in:

• San Francisco, Calif. — Jan. 10, 2026 — Brick and Mortar Music Hall
• Brooklyn, N.Y. — Jan. 17, 2026 — Music Hall of Williamsburg
• Los Angeles, Calif. — Feb. 7, 2026 — The Roxy
• Chicago, Ill. — March 13, 2026 — Beat Kitchen
• Washington, D.C. — May 1, 2026 — Union Stage
• Denver, Colo. — May 8, 2026 (4th Annual Mother's Day Rager) — Location TBA

Additional events are expected to be announced throughout the year.

MFT also expanded its sponsorship portfolio this year, collaborating with more than 17 organizations—including maternal powerhouse brands Motherly and Bobbie—with additional partners to be announced in 2026.

"Overall, this collaboration was not only incredible exposure for NRG, but deeply affirming. It reminded us why we do what we do and how powerful it is when brands like ours come together with aligned missions and heart. We were blown away by how seamlessly we were welcomed into your community," said Stephanie Holt, co-founder of NRG Dance Fitness, a key MFT sponsor in Salt Lake City. "We saw a notable jump in our online presence following the event and interest in our programs. Our inbox has been full of messages from attendees who loved the energy, the dances, and how approachable and fun the routines were."

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MFT's growth marks the next step in reshaping how maternal mental health is supported, building a national community rooted in joy, connection and trauma-informed support for moms.

For more information on joining MFT as a sponsor, visit: https://www.momsfeelinthemselves.com/2026-sponsorships.

For more information on tour dates and tickets, visit: https://www.momsfeelinthemselves.com/themomdanceparty

About Moms Feelin' Themselves
Moms Feelin' Themselves (MFT) delivers joy-forward wellness experiences for moms. Founded by two moms—one a mental health clinician—MFT was created to address the emotional, physical, and mental demands of motherhood through a trauma-informed, evidence-based, and joy-centered approach. Using proven tools like movement, music, and community, MFT helps moms regulate their nervous systems, boost mental health, and reconnect with themselves.