Top 20 Mom Influencers in Birmingham, United States (Sep 2026)

We found 364 mom Influencers in United States
These influencers mention 'mom' in their Instagram bio and have audiences primarily in United States. Here are the top 20. To run a custom search, check out Modash's influencer discovery features (free to try).
09/06/2026

1. Savannah Creel

United States
Followers
17.7k
Fake followers
17.71%
Engagement rate
11.08%
Average Reel plays
6.4k
Audience gender
female
47.59%
male
52.41%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Birmingham
19.38%
Gardendale
9.33%
Tuscaloosa
2.92%
Auburn
2.36%
Cullman
1.8%

3. Tiffaney Jane Alsup

United States

Birmingham, AL| Lifestyle Content | Girl Mom keeping it real, sharing everyday life, fashion, recipes, funnies, and fitness! Let’s be friends 👯‍♀️

4. Crystal Dorothy

United States

Mom of 2 Wild Boys Content Creator & Mom-tog Neurodivergent Advocate Maker of Kid-Centric Activities 📧 notsosupermomvssociety@gmail.com 📸 @cmdsnaps

Followers
21k
Fake followers
50.29%
Engagement rate
0.1%
Average Reel plays
212
Audience gender
female
59.58%
male
40.42%
Top performing Reels
  1. Learning to be a boy mom is about learning to let go of your preconceived notions of safety and embrace "safe" risk-taking. Learning and teaching your kids the difference between danger and risk is one of the most important things that we can do for them. Being dangerous is letting a child play with matches unattended. Embracing risk is showing them how to build a fire safely so they won’t get burned.You have to foster their sense of independence and curiosity in a safe manner... You can’t be "that mom" when you have a boy, because boys are just rough. They jump off of things and slide down things and climb up things and roll and tumble and tackle and leap and pounce and run. ALL THE TIME. They taste dirt and kitty litter and glue and hardened gum from beneath park benches and restaurant tables just out of curiosity (I mean, one of my boys ate candy that had been peed on). They try to ride their bikes, scooters, and skateboards faster than everyone else … and try to out-jump everyone else on trampolines. And if you’ve got multiple boys? Fuhgeddaboutit. They do all that plus wrestle, and occasionally get into full-blown knock-down drag-out fights. One of the most important and hardest lessons I've learned, (especially since having Finn 🤣), is to learn to step back and let them do these things without my interference. Letting them learn about themselves and the world. Sometimes I still have to show them what risk looks like-kids naturally want to do what we are doing and most of the traits we want for our kids—resilience, confidence, empathy, academic achievement—flourish when we have time to be together and give them the role modelling and positive support they need. However, it’s important to show kids and then let them do it on their own terms. To understand and know that they will take what you've shown them and adapt it to fit into their own style- and their adaptation of it isn't wrong, even if it doesn't yield the results they/ you hope for. This is where they learn and grow. And last, but not least don't forget to stock up on the Band-Aids and pretend to look the other way for a little bit. For your own peace of mind.
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  2. I wanted to take a minute today to discuss the "mental load" that is thrust upon us women, but in particular, mothers. Mental load, broadly defined as all the thinking work that goes into managing a household, “mental load” comes into play with everything from restocking groceries and cleaning supplies to scheduling medical appointments to organizing extracurriculars and social events to arranging for domestic help and more. It’s exhausting, often thankless work that nearly everyone has to contend with, but it increases exponentially after we have kids. Compounding on that, when we complain to our partners, their response typically is "you should've asked." I don't know about you, but when I hear that phrase, I see red. “You should’ve asked” implies that it’s the asker’s responsibility to notice what needs to be done, and that if she doesn’t want to do this task, she must take the additional step of delegating it. It also turns the tables of blame to make it seem as if the complainer is unfairly guilt-tripping when the other person of course would’ve pitched in, had she only given them the chance. Oftentimes, it's easier to just do the tasks, rather than deal with the extra issues that pop up after asking for help. When the pandemic caused millions of women to take on more caregiving work due to remote learning and school cancellations, the mental load became almost unbearable. It's no wonder that we feel the strain so acutely that we frequently feel that we are a hairsbreadth away from losing our shit. It's time to talk about solutions, and not just with our partners, but with employers & policymakers. We need to change our cultural viewpoint to help shift the mental load burden solely off a mother's shoulders. So today, I'm asking all of you moms who are the bearers of your relationships mental load to give yourself some grace. You've earned it and you DESERVE it! . . . . . #photography #EverettADay #neurodivergent #abeautifulmess
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  3. Happy 8th birthday to the boy who made me a mother! This last year has been challenging, but also filled with joy and fun memories. I love that this morning when I asked if you felt older and wiser now that you were 8, and your reply was simply "not really, but I guess I have 8 year old arms now, so maybe?" 🤣 The way your mind processes things always keeps me on my toes, both with happiness & trepidation. I also love that even though you've already started acting like a moody teenager, that you still want and need mom snuggles. You continually impress me with the ideas you come up with, excepting the ones where you think you're being clever by hiding your homework & the ones that involve fighting with your brother! Your missing teeth grins and horrible jokes constantly make me smile. This school year has brought a lot of new challenges and I know sometimes you struggle with that, but I also know that you're so smart and you'll get there eventually. Love you to the moon & back my not-so-baby baby boy. I hope your 8th year is amazing and filled with even more happy memories and fun adventures! . . . . . . . . . . . #asdwarrior #autismawareness  #autismacceptance #asdmom #asdmomlife #occupationaltherapy #sensorykids #sensoryprocessingdisorder #spd #specialneedskids #speechtherapy #therapy #autismlife #differentnotless #seetheablenotlabel #childrenunplugged #candidchildhood #photography #adhd #odd #childrenarethebestteachers #oppositionaldefiantdisorder #attentiondeficitdisorder #EverettADay #dmdd #disruptivemooddysregulationdisorder #neurodivergent #abeautifulmess
    1.3k
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Los Angeles
1.77%
New York City
1.31%
Bay Lake
1.08%
Greater London
1.01%
Birmingham
0.89%

5. Katie Jones Hodges

United States

elevating everyday looks through classic style faith | fashion | home | motherhood | southern living shop my daily looks + favorite finds below

6. krys

United States

wife to @bradley_harris13 🤍 mommy to emmy & abbie 👩🏼‍🍼 all to Him I owe †

7. Katelyn Moore | Mid-30s Motherhood

United States

feeding a fam w/out losing your mind simple meals • pantry basics• cooking at home for low-capacity days + young families biz owner ➡️ @heyyallsocial

8. Kelley

United States

Family first, tennis, fitness, friends, beach, and fine wine. 🏖☀️🎾🍷 silver lab Siamese cat Live laugh & love one another ALWAYS! Life is short!

9. JAMIE MONTGOMERY | Cozy Home | Hosting | Family Lifestyle

United States

Cozy home decor mixed with bits of fashion, travel, food, entertaining, and 🎯 finds 👇🏼 Shop + More

Followers
80.6k
Fake followers
23.1%
Engagement rate
0.17%
Average Reel plays
4.8k
Audience gender
female
96.15%
male
3.85%
Top performing Reels
  1. 10.6k
  2. 3.6k
  3. 1.5k
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Birmingham
2.56%
New York City
1.11%
Los Angeles
0.89%
Atlanta
0.87%
Nashville
0.82%

10. BRE PICKETT

United States

your mom friend flowers + cute home finds 🌻 📍Bham, AL ALL THE LINKS BELOW 🫶

Followers
20.1k
Fake followers
15.27%
Engagement rate
0.49%
Average Reel plays
18.2k
Audience gender
female
96.57%
male
3.43%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Los Angeles
1.47%
New York City
1.12%
Houston
0.69%
Birmingham
0.65%
Greater London
0.56%

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11. Viviann Rhae Phillips🩵

United States
Followers
12.8k
Fake followers
18.88%
Engagement rate
1.8%
Average Reel plays
3.8k
Audience gender
female
55.49%
male
44.51%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Birmingham
2.04%
Oneonta
1.89%
Blountsville
1.67%
Cleveland
1.27%
Cullman
1.25%

13. Erica Bledsoe

United States

USMC Vet🩷 follow my hair page @ebledsoegotmeright 💇🏽‍♀️ follow me on TikTok @ericabledsoe

Followers
15.5k
Fake followers
22.89%
Engagement rate
2.1%
Average Reel plays
41.7k
Audience gender
female
34.94%
male
65.06%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Birmingham
20.61%
Atlanta
4.61%
Hoover
4.23%
Salinas
2.3%
Los Angeles
2.18%

14. Brittany Sandretto | founder-Owner | Birmingham

United States

Alabama girl who loves Jesus, her husband and kids. Founder || Owner ~ 🖤 @salon43one 🖤@43onehair

Followers
20.4k
Fake followers
55.44%
Engagement rate
0.55%
Average Reel plays
3.1k
Audience gender
female
58.74%
male
41.26%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Birmingham
16.91%
Hoover
4.82%
Tuscaloosa
2.7%
Bessemer
1.14%
Vestavia Hills
1.14%

15. Lanee Weldon

United States

A Mommy & her boys 🩵 Come for the reels, stay for the stories 🤍 UGC/Collabs: Workwithlanee@gmail.com 👇 Shop my favorites

16. ARII BABYY ☆

United States

18 storytelling through style & screen. 💌: ariibabyy106@gmail.com

Followers
505.3k
Fake followers
18.49%
Engagement rate
19.65%
Average Reel plays
556k
Audience gender
female
69.27%
male
30.73%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Atlanta
3.43%
New York City
2.79%
Chicago
2.63%
Milwaukee
2.08%
Houston
1.68%

17. Alexus Long

United States

Rapper | Singer | Model | Licensed Cosmetologist @stylezbyalexus

18. TAETHECREATOR

United States

God first | Actor | 21 content creator ♡︎ @taneriamontrice @taebaefinsta @fivestar.cartel 📧- Queentlife23@gmail.com

Followers
134.1k
Fake followers
21.23%
Engagement rate
4.62%
Average Reel plays
18.1k
Audience gender
female
69.77%
male
30.23%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Birmingham
5.49%
Detroit
3.03%
Atlanta
2.65%
New York City
2.15%
Los Angeles
1.89%

19. Rachel Awtrey | Speaker and Author

United States

💛 helpin’ you see joy in the life you already have 🤟🏼 🎙️Yappin’ on @realtalkwithrachelawtrey Co-founder of @letsrallytogether Buy my book!! ↓ ↓

20. TAY WAY

United States
Followers
60.5k
Fake followers
46.46%
Engagement rate
18.56%
Average Reel plays
33.6k
Audience gender
female
40.52%
male
59.48%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by city
Birmingham
13.86%
Atlanta
6.16%
São Paulo
2.97%
Los Angeles
1.82%
Rio de Janeiro
1.71%

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