Team USA: Our Favorite Olympian Moms

This two-time defending Olympic gold medalist is a mother to two boys—Joseph Michael, 3, and Sundance Thomas, 2.

These Long Beach State standouts both know how to balance work and play. When they're not busy being Olympians, they're even busier being moms! Danielle has a two-year-old daughter, Julianne while Tayyiba is mom to two-year-old AJ.

This year's 2012 London Games will mark Rampone's fourth Olympic appearance. Off the field, she's mom to two daughters—Rylie, 6, and two-year-old Reece.

How adorable is this photo of Lashinda and her five-year-old twin boys? Just weeks after giving birth in 2007, this track star was already back to training!

Even the stress of the 2012 Olympics can't distract Keli from what she favors most—her sons Xavi, 2, and Ian, 11-months. After a July 29th game, the field hockey player tweeted: "so wonderful to be reunited with my 3 boys".

Not only is Lowe a mother of two, but she holds the American women's record in the high jump. Daughters Jasmine (4) and Aurora (15-months) must be proud!

"I try to do some good in the world by sharing my love of running with other people," wrote the runner on her website. Since we're not too thrilled at the idea of a long distance jog, let's hope Kara's athleticism rubs off on her two-year-old son, Colton.

We've all heard of Basketball Wives, but what about Basketball Moms? Parker is an Olympic gold medalist and proud mama to her three-year-old daughter, Lailaa.

This photo alone proves that Mickey is no mom to be messed with. Bet you didn't guess that this new mother (to 9-month old Lily) is a U.S. Army Captain and member of the Army's World-Class Athlete Program.

Kraut made her Olympic debut as an alternate at the 1992 games before winning gold in 2008. Her biggest supporter? Thirteen-year-old son, Bobby.

This mom has got an arm! Aretha trains hard to balance two jobs—world class thrower and mother to her five-year-old son, Devon Theoppolis.

Adding yet another high-jumper to our list, 36-year-old Acuff has made the Olympic team —get this— five times. In a recent interview, Amy talked about bouncing back after baby: "You come back stronger. There's definitely some mama power." We like to think her two-year-old daughter Elsa, would agree.