Throw out the peanut butter and jelly because this is now the hottest new duo, especially if you're a breastfeeding mama. As best mom friends you make the perfect pair.

A true friend is someone you will let come over and not even worry about tiding up. Your BFF knows what your home looks like in all its different forms, and your mom friend will be the last one to judge you for having a pile of Cheez-Its on the floor.

Although this is rare, I'm pretty sure if you really needed one, your mom BFF would come through for you.

When friends have children at the same time the dream is for your kids to become best friends, too. And why wouldn't they? If they grow up to be as awesome as you and your bestie, they're bound to become awesome lifelong friends.

This is the best kind of tribe. If you don't already know what a mom tribe is, it is a group of strong women coming together to help each other through the struggles of parenting. Hopefully this caption goes with a photo of you guys out on the town.

Imagine a super cute Instagram photo with you and your mom friends with your strollers. You will legit be rolling around town with your perfect little homies: your babies.

Get your mom squad together and take a cute selfie of your group with your messy buns, because no one has time for pristine ponytails anymore.

For those days when you feel like you just can't pull it together, your mom friends will always be there to help you get back on your feet. This caption is once again perfect for those friend selfie moments.

When you're a mom, comfort is a major wardrobe priority. Good yoga pants are the comfiest clothing to wear of all time and in style, making them the perfect playdate attire.

When you're a mom, a lot of things you never would've expected, from puke to diapers to breastfeeding, help forge new friendships.

Chances are you're probably participating in multiple group texts, but let's be honest, the one with all your mom friends is probably the best because it's the most real.

You don't want a friend that is going to sugar coat everything. A mom friend will always tell you the truth — in the nicest way possible of course.

For those days when your kid is just not having it, there's a mom friend out there who gets it. They know exactly what parenting takes and don't disappear into the clothing racks when your little one is having an episode.

No one gets how wild motherhood is than other moms. Having a group of mom friends will let you know you are not alone. They have the best advice and will always let you complain — and don't forget that they are always down to party, as long as they can get a sitter or their partner to watch the kids.

Moms always have the best snacks, so naturally, they make the best friends to have. When you are out and low on snacks (for yourself, or your kid), a mom will swoop in and help you out.

Breastfeeding can be lonely when you're flying solo, but if you manage to find a group of women who are in the same nursing boat as you (and on the same feeding schedule), it can suddenly become a fun, bonding activity to share with fellow mamas.

The best kind of support group is a mom group. Who else will you be able to complain to about how crazy motherhood is? Other moms are the only ones who truly get it, and they're free.

A good mom friend won't judge your parenting techniques. Instead, they'll help you become the best parent you can be through support and encouragement.

We all have our quirks. The best types of friends share some of our weird tendencies.

Just because your little ones are playing doesn't mean this isn't fun for you, too. When moms come together, it is always a good time, even if you are too big to go down the slide.

Playdates aren't just for kids — moms have every right to have a good time, too. Best case scenario? The kids are in actual daycare, while moms get to have a few hours to themselves.

For when you and your BFF poke fun of yourselves — and want to channel Amy Poehler's character from the movie Mean Girls. Bonus points if you're wearing matching pink sweatsuits.

A group of fearless, strong moms is the ultimate girl squad. Post this caption with a snap of your crew and watch the likes roll in.

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