Rona doesn't have any children, but as a single mom, Mollie definitely needed her friendship to get through new motherhood. Rona's that friend that will help you build a crib, snuggle your kid like he's their own, and beat up your crappy boyfriend. We all need a Rona.

So their husbands may be terrible, but that's exactly what makes Karen and the wives so great in Goodfellas. Who else are you going to talk to when your kids are screaming for their daddy in prison? Besides, none of them take any sh*t, which is a great confidence booster in your squad.

The way Aibileen loves Mae Mobley, a child that isn't even hers, makes my chest hurt when watching The Help. Add in Minny's love for her children and her no-nonsense attitude, and you've got a ridiculously powerful mom squad.

I just read the title Beaches and started crying. Your mom squad should be there for you no matter what, and that includes a serious tragedy that requires your squad to step up and raise your daughter. Pass the tissues please.

So their friendship didn't start out on the right foot, but with Angie keeping things light and wild and Kate being the one that reminds you that hot dogs are a major choking hazard, they're the exact ones you want in your mom squad.

Going through a divorce is no joke. Going through one while you have children? Even worse. That's where the ladies of The First Wives Club come in. You need people who understand your venting and you need a squad that welcomes your child with open arms, especially when they help plot your revenge.

Nobody intends for their child to have a stepmom in their lives, but if the situation arises, all we can hope for is that they'll love our children as much as Isabel loves her stepchildren in Stepmom. When Jackie becomes sick, she relies on Isabel to raise her children once she's gone, and oh god I'm crying again.

More death, I know, but the ladies of Steel Magnolias are too good to leave out of this round-up. With M'Lynn's daughter, Shelby, being sick, the ladies rally together and go above and beyond the call of duty to make their friend's life easier. #Squadgoals for real.

Being a mom is hard enough, but going through relationship troubles and divorces makes it even harder. Waiting to Exhale features an incredibly strong mom squad, and all of them are determined to better themselves for their children and each other.

You're going to have problems with your kid, especially the older they get. You'll butt heads, you'll argue over little things, and you'll disagree again and again. Enter the Ya-Ya Sisterhood moms. They'll set things straight for you, promise.

OK, so neither one of them are actually mothers or have children of their own, but they raise Sally and Gillian. They give kids chocolate cake for breakfast, skip homework, and teach them how to be witches. Done. My kid and I are moving in, too.

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