Top 10 Indian Mom Influencers To Follow On Youtube

Shivani Tyagi, better known as Little Glove, became popular doing something very simple: making funny videos with her mother-in-law. And honestly, their chemistry is half the reason people keep watching.
It started with short videos online, and now her content is a mix of quick comedy skits and everyday family moments.
A lot of the humour comes from typical desi household situations… the kind where you laugh because it feels familiar.
Alongside the jokes, she also talks about women’s issues sometimes. But mostly, it’s just light, relatable comedy that makes people smile.

Momcom India started when Mansi was literally in her third trimester, which already tells you the content is coming from real-life chaos. The page is full of parenting tips, pregnancy experiences, and the emotional rollercoaster that new moms quietly deal with.
She often brings her husband into the videos too, which adds that “two confused parents figuring things out together” energy.
A lot of her posts talk about baby care, postpartum struggles, and the anxiety many first-time moms feel.
Basically, it’s the internet version of a supportive friend saying, “Relax, you’re not the only one figuring this out.”

Reema started Indian Mom Studio basically by doing what most moms already do: talking about family life, kids, food, and everyday chaos. Except she turned on a camera while doing it.
Her videos often show life with teenage kids, which means equal parts parenting advice and “why are you on your phone again?” energy.
The mother–daughter moments are the best part, sometimes sweet, sometimes slightly dramatic, very real.
It feels less like “content” and more like visiting another home where someone’s mom is sharing stories, tips, and the occasional parenting rant.

One of the most popular Indian mother bloggers, Shikha Singh, has a YouTube channel. However, her career has never stood in the way of her relationship with her child. Under the alias “Shikha Singh,” Sikha Singh manages one of the most well-liked YouTube channels for parents seeking brand or product reviews as well as parenting guidance. In her films, Sikha talks about juggling work and family obligations while raising a child at home. You may find out everything you need to know about everything, from nursery supplies to essentials for our child and our lives as moms, by visiting this influencer’s YouTube channel!

Vaazhum is basically a couple living abroad who decided, “You know what… let’s just vlog our life.” So their channel is full of everyday things, cooking, travel, random shopping, food cravings, and those little couple moments that are sometimes sweet and sometimes slightly chaotic.
One video might be a travel vlog, the next is them figuring out dinner or sharing life updates.
It’s all in Tamil, which makes it feel very home-like for viewers.
Watching them feels like listening to a couple chatting about life… just with a camera quietly sitting there.

Priyanka Mahajan, known as Priyanka Prakash on YouTube, basically runs a channel where a little bit of everything shows up. One day it’s a vlog, the next it’s makeup, then suddenly travel or fashion.
The content feels very “come along with me”, everyday life, small celebrations, beauty routines, and random updates.
Her baby shower vlog is one of the videos people remember because it felt more like a family moment than polished content.

Kiran Singh started Indian Mom On Duty after realising something obvious: moms do a lot… and nobody really talks about it enough. So she turned the camera on and started sharing life as a mom-preneur.
Her videos revolve around parenting tips, life with her daughter, Ankita, travel, recipes, and the occasional product recommendation that actually helps moms survive the day.
Some videos are useful, some are funny, some are just everyday family chaos.
The vibe is simple: one mom figuring things out and bringing thousands of other moms along for the ride.

Prachi Oza started Diary of an Indian Mom after realising motherhood is basically a full-time job… with zero weekends. As a mom of two, she shares the real stuff, parenting wins, parenting chaos, kid-friendly recipes, and product reviews that actually help.
Some videos are helpful tips, some are just “this is what my day looked like with two tiny humans running the house.”
The vibe is very honest and a little funny.
Because every parent knows: sometimes you plan the day… and the kids immediately cancel the plan.

Manisha Dahiya runs Indian Vlogger Manisha, where most of the content is basically real mom life on camera. Her vlogs show daily routines with her kids, little parenting hacks, home organization, and the products she actually uses for her babies.
A lot of viewers especially enjoy the moments with her daughter, Pari, the kind of cute, slightly chaotic toddler energy every parent recognizes.
Some videos are helpful, some are just everyday life unfolding.
It’s less “perfect parenting” and more “this is how today went with two kids in the house.”