Top 20 Female Parenting Influencers on TikTok (Nov 2026)

We found 1145 parenting TikTokers
These influencers mention 'parenting' in their TikTok bio. Here are the top 20. To run a custom search, check out Modash's influencer discovery features (free to try).
11/02/2026
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1. LearnwithCharz

United States

👧🏻 Laughs w Charz (4) 🤓 Educational Tips by Age 🌱 Montessori ⬇️ Puzzles/Toys

@learnwithcharz
@learnwithcharz
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Followers
142.1K
Average views
1.4M
Engagement rate
6.04%
Average comments
905
Audience gender
female
70.97%
male
29.03%
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Audience location by country
United States
68.21%
United Kingdom
6.11%
Australia
5.57%
Canada
3.81%
South Africa
1.62%
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2. Angel and Niall

United Kingdom

Just for fun Cheeky insta bio

@angelandniall
@niallconrad
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Followers
148.7K
Average views
394.1K
Engagement rate
4.05%
Average comments
165
Audience gender
female
81.97%
male
18.03%
Top performing videos
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
41.88%
United States
38.17%
Australia
2.53%
Canada
2.14%
South Africa
1.39%
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3. devireem

United States

🫆 Mama. Fighter. Navigating a high-risk pregnancy — openly You’re not alone in this 🤍

@devireem
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Followers
46.5K
Average views
309.9K
Engagement rate
3.34%
Average comments
179
Audience gender
female
46.42%
male
53.58%
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Audience location by country
Israel
31.3%
United States
12.38%
Saudi Arabia
7.15%
Lebanon
4.32%
Germany
3.91%
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4. Brittany DePalma

United States

Mom life content Kid reenactments + parenting hacks 📧: Teambrittany@thedriveagency.co

@brittanydepalma
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Followers
361.4K
Average views
222.9K
Engagement rate
11.55%
Average comments
314
Audience gender
female
88.29%
male
11.71%
Top performing videos
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Audience location by country
United States
77.19%
Canada
4.78%
United Kingdom
2.63%
Australia
2.63%
Nigeria
1.3%
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5. Anna✨

United States

21 || TO, CA my art: www.annasartoutlet.com

@anbantheman
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Followers
213.7K
Average views
213.4K
Engagement rate
13.82%
Average comments
209
Audience gender
female
84.81%
male
15.19%
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Audience location by country
United States
74.54%
Canada
8.79%
United Kingdom
4.36%
Australia
1.05%
Philippines
1.02%
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6. Dr. V

Canada

Speaker, author, parenting educator and a mom to two growing boys. ❤️

@drvanessalapointe
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Followers
158.3K
Average views
136.2K
Engagement rate
4.03%
Average comments
57
Audience gender
female
92.38%
male
7.62%
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Audience location by country
United States
65.91%
Canada
8.93%
United Kingdom
6.12%
Australia
4.84%
South Africa
3.04%
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7. sasplustwo

United Kingdom

✨Raising 2 little people ✨ 🥴One overstimulated step at a time 🥴 💪🏼 raw ADHD neurospicy parenting 💪🏼 Collabs: sasplustwo@gmail.com

@sasplustwo
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Followers
91.9K
Average views
91.6K
Engagement rate
4.53%
Average comments
53
Audience gender
female
83.35%
male
16.65%
Top performing videos
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
34.19%
United States
26.88%
Australia
3.65%
Brazil
2.2%
Ireland
1.87%
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8. Natasha Daniels

United States

Child Anxiety&OCD Therapist Mom to 3 kids ✨ AT Parenting Survival Podcast ✨ Online Courses ✨ AT Parenting Community FREE OCD parenting series. Register 👇❤️

@childocdtherapist
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Followers
52.5K
Average views
67.5K
Engagement rate
7.35%
Average comments
21
Audience gender
female
92.09%
male
7.91%
Top performing videos
  1. https://www.tiktok.com/@childocdtherapist/video/7518884951622782239
    1.7M
  2. Most parents don’t realize they are doing compulsions right alongside their child. It often starts from a place of love. You answer the same question over and over because your child is distressed. You avoid certain foods, places, or objects because it seems easier than dealing with the fallout. You repeat phrases in a specific way because your child can’t move on until you do. None of that makes you a bad parent. In fact, it usually means you are trying your best to reduce your child’s anxiety and keep the peace. The problem is that OCD learns quickly. When family members participate in compulsions, even with the best intentions, OCD gets the message that the fear must be important and the compulsion must be necessary. That doesn’t just keep OCD going. It often pulls the entire family into its cycle. Recovery isn’t about becoming cold, dismissive, or refusing to support your child. It’s about learning how to support your child without supporting OCD. That shift is not always easy, especially when your child is distressed, angry, or begging for reassurance. But it is one of the most important parts of long term OCD recovery. If you want support learning how to set boundaries with OCD, reduce family accommodation, and respond in a way that builds resilience instead of reinforcing the cycle, join us inside the AT Parenting Community where parents get in-depth support, zoom classes and a community to build these skills, plus we even have kid and teen monthly zoom support group calls as well! Go to www.atparentingcommunity.com Doors close this Thursday, April 30th. #ocd #ocdproblems #ocdrecovery #ocdawareness #childocd
    1.6M
  3. This Is What Contamination OCD Can Feel Like Contamination OCD doesn’t just live in one object. It spreads. A backpack becomes unsafe. Then the fridge. Then the counter. Then the light switch. From the outside, it can look like your child is being rude, rigid, or overreacting. On the inside, their brain is scanning nonstop for what might contaminate them next. And parents often get pulled into it without realizing it — just by moving through the house normally. Understanding what’s happening doesn’t mean changing your behavior to give in to OCD. It means recognizing the pattern so you can respond in ways that help your child build skills instead of growing the OCD. If you’re raising a child with OCD, you don’t need more judgment or generic parenting advice. You need support from people who actually understand how OCD works and how to respond without feeding it. 🧡 Join us inside the AT Parenting Community www.atparentingcommunity.com #childocd #ocdchild #childrenwithocd #ocdkid #ocdkids
    1.6M
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Audience location by country
United States
80.53%
United Kingdom
4.63%
Canada
3.49%
Australia
2.07%
Nigeria
1.4%
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9. Deborah L Tillman

United States

🔹 America’s Supernanny 🙏 Founder of Purposed Parenting

@drdeborahparenting
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Followers
356.6K
Average views
63.6K
Engagement rate
3.7%
Average comments
46
Audience gender
female
77.44%
male
22.56%
Top performing videos
  1. When a toddler screams "I WANT CEREAL!" at the top of their lungs, most parents immediately say "stop yelling," "use your inside voice," or they say nothing while the child keeps screaming. Now the child learns that screaming moves them closer to getting what they want. More attention. More conversation. Faster access to the cereal. So they keep screaming. Screaming has never cost them the thing they were trying to access. Here's what to do instead. Before it happens, explain the protocol once: "When you want something, ask with a calm voice. If you scream, the answer is no." The second they scream, say one sentence: "The answer is no because you screamed." Then stop talking. No lecture. No arguing. No explaining. The answer does not change because they scream louder, cry harder, or repeat "I WANT CEREAL!" The cereal is still no. When they're ready to ask calmly, they get an answer. Calm requests get answered. Screaming does not. When the cost of screaming is losing immediate access, asking calmly becomes the more effective strategy. That's when the system installs. Follow me for more parenting systems. #ParentCoach #PurposedParenting #ParentingOS #ParentingCommunity #ParentSupport #Parenting
    11.8M
  2. When your child hits you and you hit them back to stop it, and a few seconds later they grab a chair and push it toward you, this shows what the child learned in that moment. Physical force was used to answer physical force, so the child responded with more of it. Here's what to do instead. Starting at age 2, when your child hits, block their hands if necessary, move them back, and say: "I won't let you hit me." Then end their access to your body or the activity. The rule your child needs to experience is simple. Hitting stops the interaction. Not because you got louder. Because the interaction ended. Follow me for more parenting systems that show you exactly what to do when your child hits. #ParentingTips #ParentCoach #ParentingCommunity #Parenting #ParentingOS
    4.5M
  3. You say no to pancakes. Your child throws the bowl on the floor. Most parents start reacting to the explosion instead of the behavior, “Why would you do that? Pick it up right now.” But the child already learned: throwing the bowl changed the direction of the moment. Here’s what to install: the Meal Closure Protocol. Step 1: Hold the food boundary before the meltdown starts. “Tonight we’re having green beans. Pancakes are not available.” Step 2: The second the bowl gets thrown, the meal closes immediately. No backup meal. No negotiating. “You threw the bowl. Dinner is over.” Step 3: Stay neutral. The consequence already taught the lesson. When the boundary holds every time, the testing stops. Children learn limits from predictable outcomes, not explanations. This is one protocol from The Parenting OS, infrastructure that closes the meal without negotiations. #ParentingTips #ParentingCommunity #Parenting #ParentingOS #ParentSupport #PurposedParenting
    3.1M
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
54.31%
United Kingdom
3.04%
Philippines
2.82%
Canada
2.72%
Nigeria
2.21%
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10. Cassidy Life

United States

Parenting • Boundaries • Honest Talks Instagram: @cassidy_life_ 📧 collabs: Cassidylife001@gmail.com

@cassidylife001
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Followers
100.4K
Average views
55.6K
Engagement rate
6.67%
Average comments
26
Audience gender
female
71.11%
male
28.89%
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Audience location by country
United States
90.76%
Nigeria
2.87%
Canada
1.7%
Australia
0.7%
South Africa
0.64%

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11. parents.uncharted

Canada

Hi! I'm Sarah! Exploring Generation Shared Backup account of @mom.uncharted

@parents.uncharted
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Followers
11.8K
Average views
54.2K
Engagement rate
2.35%
Average comments
75
Audience gender
female
88.58%
male
11.42%
Top performing videos
  1. @mom.uncharted Making a joke of the allegations is a poor choice. If you want more information on the situation, @earth2emilyxx has been discussing it in detail on her channel #socialmedia #wreneleanor #exploitation #fyp #fy #protectthechildren #onlinesafety
    685.7K
  2. #stitch with @mom.uncharted I still struggle to understand “When did it become “normal” and “acceptable” to exploit the trauma of children?” #stitch #socialmedia #influencers #vloggers #parentsoftiktok #parents #sharenting #exploitation #exploitationawareness #protectthechildren #privacy #fyp #honestmom #doughertydozen
    369.2K
  3. How are the children going to feel if/ when they grow up and find out their parents knew where their images were ending up and they just DIDN’T CARE?! #socialmedia #instagram #parenting #parentsoftiktok #kidsoftiktok #fyp #honestmom #momcontent #foryou #onlinesafety #protectthechildren
    152K
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
52.63%
Canada
22.94%
United Kingdom
5.55%
Australia
3.78%
Germany
1.32%
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12. Kelly Medina Enos

United Kingdom

👩🏼‍💻Certified Gentle Parenting Coach. Follow Insta 📧 beth@alphatalentgroup.com

@kellymedinaenos
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Followers
656.9K
Average views
52.6K
Engagement rate
6.92%
Average comments
45
Audience gender
female
92.53%
male
7.47%
Top performing videos
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
71.43%
United States
12.97%
Australia
3.82%
Ireland
2.81%
Canada
1.86%
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13. Samantha Davis

United States

Camdon family Respectful parenting content

@deliberate_parenting
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Followers
119.9K
Average views
51K
Engagement rate
7.98%
Average comments
42
Audience gender
female
91.18%
male
8.82%
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Audience location by country
United States
75.71%
United Kingdom
6.65%
Canada
5.2%
Australia
3.35%
Germany
0.73%
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14. Beth & Coop 🤟🏻

United States

Life raising a deaf child 💙 Cochlear implants + ASL 🤟🏻 Car Chats with Coop • Real Life Parenting 💌 hello@bethandcoop.com

@beth_and_coop
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Followers
781.8K
Average views
45.1K
Engagement rate
8.2%
Average comments
31
Audience gender
female
89.06%
male
10.94%
Top performing videos
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Audience location by country
United States
71.88%
United Kingdom
4.97%
Canada
3.44%
Australia
2.73%
Mexico
1.7%
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15. Helen Flanagan

United Kingdom

Mama of 3 and Actress 💗👸🏼✨ Single parenting/ figuring out in my 30s/ Neurospicy 🌶️

@hjgflanagan1
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Followers
260.5K
Average views
37.3K
Engagement rate
3.49%
Average comments
32
Audience gender
female
69.7%
male
30.3%
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
89.29%
Ireland
6.17%
Nigeria
1.51%
Australia
0.46%
China
0.37%
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16. Danielle Carmen Button

United Kingdom

Raising an incredible neurodivergent child All enquiries dani321@hotmail.co.uk

@daniellecarmen12
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Followers
206.8K
Average views
36.1K
Engagement rate
5.96%
Average comments
43
Audience gender
female
91.59%
male
8.41%
Top performing videos
  1. She was incredible 🩷🥹 #wedding #bridesoftiktok #happy #autism #neurodivergent #bridesmaids
    1.9M
  2. Yesterday I chose to give Eloise a day without her ADHD medication. We do this from time to time, with help from the child psychologist. She gets very little sleep when on the medication and if she’s not at school and doesn’t require the “attention span” then I feel like every now and then it’s okay. But boy it makes a difference to her energy levels, she is like me - even on meds, she cannot sit still. She was super happy and bouncy yesterday and it was just nice to see 🩷 #adhd #autism #neurodivergent #proud #energy
    1.6M
  3. Eloise 😭😭😭 I AM SO PROUD! This is more than huge - this is ginormous. I am so unbelievably proud of Eloise and trying 4 different foods this evening 😭🩷 she did so welll, the fact she ate a wet food is unbelievable to me. I cannot believe how far she’s come and if you’d have told me 5 years ago my daughter would be trying this I would never have believed you. Yet here we are… and do you know who it’s down to? HER. She’s come so far and is now asking to try new things that are completely never what I would expect. I am so proud Eloise. #neurodivergent #proud #autism ##plateupdinnerwithlulu##autismmum
    1M
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Audience location by country
United Kingdom
84.19%
Australia
3.24%
Ireland
3.07%
Canada
2.05%
United States
2.01%
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17. LuxiesLife

United States

A queer slice of life and parenting journey! Main @LuxieGames

@luxieslife
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Followers
123.7K
Average views
35.1K
Engagement rate
14.32%
Average comments
54
Audience gender
female
90.7%
male
9.3%
Top performing videos
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Audience location by country
United States
75.03%
Canada
4.32%
United Kingdom
4.18%
Australia
3.25%
Germany
1.07%
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18. theperioddoctor

United States

OBGYN, Author of The Period & Puberty Parenting Revolution, Chief Medical Officer @Clue Period Tracker

@theperioddoctor
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Followers
8.2K
Average views
33.2K
Engagement rate
12.02%
Average comments
11
Audience gender
female
90.2%
male
9.8%
Top performing videos
  1. #Always_Ad @Always Misinformation about period products creates fear where there doesn’t need to be any. Pads are one of the safest, most accessible options, especially for first-time users and adolescents. Facts, comfort, and choice should guide period care. Not fear.
    53.9M
  2. This #Juneteenth, I’m honoring the legacy of liberation by standing up for a different kind of freedom — the freedom to make decisions about my body and my future. As a proud #OpillPartner, I support Opill®, the first FDA-approved over-the-counter daily birth control pill. No prescription needed. No doctor’s visit. Just safe, effective, and accessible care. Let’s make sure everyone knows: freedom includes reproductive freedom. Learn more at opill.com or follow @Opill®  #Opill #OwnYourO 
    2M
  3. Period syncing: Do periods really sync up to those around you? #periods #gynecology #fertility #doctor #cyclesyncing
    832K
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
71.43%
Nigeria
3.59%
United Kingdom
3.27%
Ghana
2.71%
Canada
2.39%
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19. Sarah - Mom Comedy

United States

Parenting Creator Comedian/Writer/Author Showfcomedy@gmail.com

@momthoughts
@momthoughtscomedy
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Followers
480.8K
Average views
32.2K
Engagement rate
8.98%
Average comments
85
Audience gender
female
91.33%
male
8.67%
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Audience location by country
United States
86.98%
Canada
3.19%
United Kingdom
2.42%
Australia
2.13%
Nigeria
1.26%
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20. Dr Jamshina

United Arab Emirates

DOCTOR YouTuber- Parenting with Dr Jamshina

@dr_jamshina_dubai
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Followers
41.1K
Average views
32.1K
Engagement rate
4.5%
Average comments
29
Audience gender
female
6.45%
male
93.55%
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Audience location by country
United Arab Emirates
48.89%
Saudi Arabia
25.7%
Qatar
10.91%
Kuwait
4.38%
Oman
3.62%

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