Pregnancy & Parent Events
Finding people who know what it’s like to be you can be a total game-changer…
Making friends as an adult is hard…
Add the worries and logistical complexities of a pregnancy or a baby into that mix and it becomes really tricky. But finding a ‘tribe’ of pregnant or parent folk that understand you is an incredible important thing for so many reasons:
Our ‘I need a pack to feel safe’ mammal brains need them.
Our ‘I’m all new at this, help!’ brains need it.
Our ‘I’ve been on my own with a baby for 12 hours straight’ brains need it.
But where are you meant to find them?
Well… here, as it happens.
Pregnancy, parent & baby events in Cornwall…
Becoming a parent means you matter more, not less when it comes to socialising. That’s why, while you’ll be bringing your baby along for the ride, each of these events is designed with you in mind…
they’re held in the places you like to go
doing the things you like to do
meeting the future friends who like it all too
So while it feel a bit scary or daunting at first, all you really have to worry about is which event to come to first:
Frequently Asked Questions…
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At the start, not usually: but this is what I love about these events…
I’ve been doing this a good stretch of time now and can say with full conviction that, whichever event you choose, within minutes of arriving, you lot find your common ground and start chatting.
Whatever your stage of pregnancy or baby life, there’s something about these groups that removes the boundaries.
Within the space of 20 minutes, its hard to see who’s new and who’s not!
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Not if I can help it!
I use all of my doula tactics and social skills to create the right, relaxing environment for you guys to settle into.
That normally avoids the silences, BUT if it does happen, I take the lead and prompt a new round or topic.
No one has been left scratching their head and looking out of the window yet!
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Good god no! The whole point of my events is for you to get some feel-good TLC time, and to meet some people that know what its like to be you.
That means you need to have time and space to breathe, chat and laugh.
None of my events include awkward icebreakers, organised fun or singing (unless you start it!) of any kind.
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I keep the cost of my groups as low as humanly possible to make sure they’re as accessible.
Some events are free, some are not. They are priced to cover my costs and ensure that my time is fairly compensated.
I always ask for anonymous feedback and so far I’ve got a 100% ‘good value for money’ rating so I think they’re pitched right!