There is a significant stigma attached to being a “teen mum” in today’s society. Young mothers are often overlooked and disregarded, as many baby and toddler groups cater to middle-class white mums, thereby ostracising young mums, particularly those from black and other ethnic groups. Many young mums face judgment and mistreatment, with their experiences often disregarded and their needs unmet. The absence of projects like BLOSSOM prevents these mothers from meeting, conversing, creating, and receiving the support they need.