It means you show up loud, proud and completely unbothered by the tiny box society tries to shove women into.

Around here, “bad” means good. We may not play by the perfect-polished-PTA rulebook, BUT we stay humble, respectful, and kind.

This one is important - we are not a social club! We don't just party and make social media videos.

We are an ENTERTAINMENT KREWE with a job to do. We train hard, dance harder, and laugh the hardest. And we GIVE BACK.

We’re a sisterhood that creates a safe space for women to let their hair down, breathe for a dang second, and fill their cups all the way back up.

And no, you don’t have to be a mom to join us. You just need the vibe.

Photography Credit to Sherri Lynn Photography

how to join

what does being "bad" mean?

Open registration rolls around every year in the Spring, typically late March.

We start with an application, then a virtual try out. If your vibe is giving Bad Mom, the final step is an in-person dance audition with a meet and greet at the location of your choice.

Our Krewe season runs June-May. If you missed applications for the 2026-2027, jump in on our public classes and events for now!

Want to hear us explain it all? Watch our Live Video Replay on Youtube!

Northshore Krewe

Covington, LA & Slidell, LA

Southshore Krewe

Metairie, LA

Hammond Krewe

Hammond, LA

Coast Krewe

D'Iberville, MS

Houma Krewe

Houma, LA

Baton Rouge Krewe

Baton Rouge, LA