Virtual Group | Nurturing Our Lineage is a supportive space for BIPOC mothers and caregivers to come together in community and care. Centered on lived experience, this group honors the […]
Late Pregnancy/Birth through 9 months postpartum | A gentle, peer-facilitated group for parents in the postpartum season. This group provides a consistent space to share honestly, feel less alone, and […]
A bilingual, open peer support group for parents in the early weeks and months of parenthood. Designed to be accessible for Spanish-speaking families and welcomes all parents navigating early postpartum […]
An open, virtual peer support group for parents and caregivers seeking connection during the perinatal period. Especially accessible for participants facing barriers to in-person attendance due to transportation, location, or […]
Suggested age: ~6–18 months | A peer support group for parents and caregivers with mobile infants. Children are welcome and encouraged to be present. This group supports relationship-building and community […]
Held at Parenting Now | A peer support group for parents in the early weeks and months with a new baby. This group provides space to discuss adjustment, identity, feeding, […]
Soporte en español
Soporte en español
*Registration required | Suggested age: 18 months to 2.5 years. This 6-8 week peer support group offers a space to explore ways to engage your toddler while nurturing your own […]
Late Pregnancy/Birth through 9 months postpartum | A gentle, peer-facilitated group for parents in the postpartum season. This group provides a consistent space to share honestly, feel less alone, and […]
Receive guidance and support from an IBCLC (lactation consultant) doulas, and peers. Ask questions about latch, supply, pumping, and feeding transitions. Learn, troubleshoot, and build confidence while connecting with other […]
A bilingual, open peer support group for parents in the early weeks and months of parenthood. Designed to be accessible for Spanish-speaking families and welcomes all parents navigating early postpartum […]
