mom-shaming
n. The public reproach of a mother for actions or opinions that are perceived to be inappropriate or harmful to her children.
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2015
I’ll take an honest expression of disapproval any day over the smug, passive-aggressive mom-shaming that goes on every day on the playground and in the comments sections of every parenting blog.
2014
Mommy shaming is when someone makes a mother feel bad about how they are parenting. Lana Lebersfeld said that she sees it all the time…

Trista Vanhoose said that she was mommy shamed by a relative over vaccinating her son….

"The mom shaming is really the 2014 term for judgement," she said.
2013
When two of my children signed up for soccer a few months back, I vowed not to be one of those moms watching her kid through the filter of an iPhone screen. Of course, even that is way better than getting caught texting when your kid makes his first goal. Not that anyone would ever stoop that low. Don't get me wrong, I am not mom shaming.
—Melissa Maypole, “Is Your Smartphone Stealing Your Joy?,” The Huffington Post, November 13, 2013
2009 (earliest)
Except I can no longer say WTF because of mom-shaming.
—Alisa Harris, “Except I…,” Twitter, January 29, 2009