Meet the Heart Behind It Takes a Village

 

Hi, I’m Cora

I'm a Missoula mom and the founder of It Takes a Village, a Missoula house cleaning and mother's helper service.

When I became a mom, I was lucky to have people show up for me. Meals dropped off. Laundry folded. Someone to hold the baby so I could shower.

That support changed everything. Not every family has that nearby. So I decided to become it.

I'm here to be your village when you don't have one.

Expecting parents in Missoula, the families It Takes a Village supports with house cleaning and postpartum help
Cora, Missoula mom and owner of It Takes a Village, a house cleaning and mother’s helper service

Why This Exists

There is a reason people say it takes a village.

Because raising babies, running a home, keeping up with laundry, planning meals, managing schedules, preparing for new seasons of life — it was never meant to fall on one person alone.

I created It Takes a Village after seeing how many families in Missoula were quietly overwhelmed. Loving moms. Hard-working parents. Capable families. Just stretched thin.

Support should not feel like a luxury.
It should feel normal.

And asking for help should feel safe.

What Makes This Different

It Takes a Village is not a cleaning franchise.
It is not a rotating team of strangers.
It is not a corporate service.

It is personal, in-home support built around real life.

I step into homes with discretion, respect, and practical help — whether that means folding laundry, organizing a nursery, prepping meals in your kitchen, running returns, stocking an Airbnb, or helping a new mom reset after bringing baby home.

Every home is different.
Every season is different.
Support should reflect that.

New mom resting with her baby while It Takes a Village handles house cleaning and postpartum support in Missoula
 
Missoula parents holding their baby’s feet, the families It Takes a Village supports with house cleaning and mother’s helper services
 

Rooted in Missoula

This business proudly serves families throughout Missoula, Lolo, Frenchtown, Bonner, East Missoula, and surrounding communities.

Montana families are strong and self-reliant — but strength doesn’t mean doing everything alone.

Sometimes strength looks like building a village.

If you’ve been thinking you “should” be able to manage it all, consider this your permission to let someone else carry part of the load.

Less pressure.
More presence.
More time with your babies.

That’s the heart behind It Takes a Village.