Existing bibliographies
CJ Wong's Librarian's picks: Mama Zines
A Subjective History of Mama Zines/Organizations and Related Topics
Tenderfoot links to online home of print mamazines

Zines
Rad Dad, by Tom Moniz M

  • thought-provoking collection of writing from all manner of radical poppas and sometimes mamas

East Village Inky by Ayun Halliday M P Greenwoman by Sandra Knauf M Mamaphiles by various M

  • collection of writings by parents about birth, coming home, literally and figuratively cutting the cord

I Dreamed I Was Assertive by Celia Perez P S

  • Celia Perez's zine I Dreamed I Was Assertive is a keenly written personal zine from the unique perspective an urban librarian mama.

Roots & Wings by Celia Perez P

  • In addition to her personal zine I Dreamed I Was Assertive, librarian mama Celia Perez writes specifically about her relationship with her baby boy Emiliano in this mini zine

Hatch! Mister Sister MKD & Asher S

  • Nicole opens her heart in this issue to discuss the emotionally raw experience of losing her baby nephew to SIDS.

Intovert #6 by Nicole S

  • MKD documents her experience as a single mother raising her young gender variant child.

Miranda: Motherhood and Other Adventures

  • Miranda is a twice-yearly publication that chronicles my more adventurous past as well as the complexities of my current job, motherhood.

hip Mama by Ariel Gore A

  • A parenting zine

Reality Mom Volume by Corbin Lewars A

  • A zine about writing, motherhood, relationships and other low paying, but highly rewarding endeavors.

Books
My Mother Wears Combat Boots by Jessica Mills M

  • For punk parents and beyond comes Jessica Mill's parenting guide

The Future Generation book by China Martens M A

  • compilation of The Future Generation zine, by radical moms, for radical mom's, and has writings on issues like sexism, violence, and resistance

My Baby Rides the Short Bus: The Unabashedly Human Experience of Raising Kids With Disabilities by Yantra Bertelli M

  • the stories in this collection provide parents of “special needs” kids with a welcome chuckle, a rock to stand on, and a moment of reality held far enough from the heart to see clearly

Not sure
Not quite mamazine
Phases of the Moon by Stacey Marie and Alexander M S

  • story about the year we got pregnant and made the decision to give our baby up for adoption."

Apples Like Broken Glass/Decisive by Sile M

  • Sile's zine tells the story of her two abortions, surgical and RU-486.

Distros
Microcosm (M) Stranger Danger (S) Parcell Post (P) Atomic Books (A)

Websites http://www.mamazine.com http://www.hipmama.com