This group is designed for moms who want to be active with their child(ren). We want the group to be about developing friendships and bonds for moms as well as our kids. We have free activities and playdates at members' homes, parks, and public areas as well as low cost activities and meetups at restaurants, local zoos, museums, community attractions and indoor play areas. We also have moms' night out and moms' night in events. Most of our kids are from newborn to age 5, but moms with older chil …

Come join us for fun activities and outings! The MOMS Club of Brentwood is a support group for Brentwood moms who live in the 37027 and 37220 zip codes. We are a growing group of over 30 moms and we do not limit the size of our group - we know you need support! Our children's activities are geared towards kids 0-5, but moms with kids of any age are welcome. We have fun outings, playgroups, parties, charitable events and a mom's night out every month! We mostly meet during the day, when at-home …

For all moms, moms-to-be and families interested in earth-friendly, natural parenting

Looking for socializing and support among peers? You've come to the right place! Whether you've been diagnosed, suspect you may have ADHD/ADD, or are a parent of ADDers, this group will offer understanding and like-mindedness, solutions and laughs; we welcome you in all your wonderful uniqueness!

Having relocated to Franklin from St. Louis, I know how tough it sometimes is to make friends in a new city. I have found meetup.com to be a very valuable tool for meeting new folks and attending tons of fun events! This group is a way to make new friends, exchange parenting advice/tips and explore the city. Some thoughts on activities include: playdates at parks, picnics, mommy nights out (or in), and taking advantage of free or cheap events in Franklin, Nashville, and Spring Hill. This group i …

The Nashville Divorce and Co-parenting Group is dedicated to men and women who are dealing with divorce or co-parenting issues, whether you are starting the process, in the middle of a split, or have already been through it and come out the other side.  This is not a legal advice group or therapy group, although members may have those resources to share.  We are just everyday people who have been where you are, or are currently going through it ourselves.If things are going great for you, please …

Being a new Mom is wonderful! Our founding member has brought Moms together with children close in age so we can bounce ideas off each other, support each other, and provide friendships for our children. If you are a mom with your first child born in 2009 or later and are practicing or are interested in "Natural Parenting" you have found the right group. We are a group of Mommy's who practice or are interested in some of the following: cloth diapering, breast feeding, baby led weaning, co-sleepi …

Parents who are slightly crunchy and practice loving kindness! Natural parents, attachment parents! Everyone will be welcome here reguardless of race, creed, religion, gender, color, or sexual preference.  In addition, at this time I feel that we should remain open to everyone whose heart has brought  them here. That might include people who are childless but perhaps have wisdom to share as childbirth advocates, lactovists, or intactovists. Perhaps people who are trying to conceive would …

This group is all about people meeting people with like-minded interests and having a blast in the process. My meetups will include live music, food events, singles nights, a parent and child meetup, drag racing, etc. etc. I want to have a huge variety of different things so that it will suit everyones interests. I look forward to meeting you soon and welcome to my group. I am also open to people making suggestions, or even hosting their own meetups as well.

Hello there! This is a very special group just for moms with very young children. There are a lot of great groups for moms out there, but we know that it can be hard to find a group you feel at home with. Infants and younger toddlers don't play or interact with each other the same way as the big kids do, so we think that it's time for the littlest Chattanoogans to have a place of their own. This group is for all the moms of infants and younger toddlers who want to find other women going through …

MOMS Club Huntsville-South, Alabama is a support group designed for stay-at-home mothers. We understand that staying at home with your children can be isolating at times. That's why we bring together Moms from all over Huntsville to share activities and playdates, perform service projects and develop life long friendships. We meet mostly during the day, when stay-at-home moms need the most support. Children are welcome at our activities, and we have mothers of all ages among our members. Each of …

We are moms of all ages, sizes, colors, who join together to "embrace motherhood and keep it real." We meet up and chat about what's happening in the lives of our children and those around the world to put an end to the "mommy wars." We are all doing our best to be a happy village and raise happy kids. oh, and there's a website that I started a few years ago.... www.nomommysperfect.com  It's a big work in progress but I now have friends who help a lot.  Join the Facebook community and Follow us …

Families ROCK is a ministry of Bethel Temple Assembly of God to families in the Chattanooga/Hixson area. Families ROCK stands for Families Resting On Christ the King. We are a faith based group, however, you do not have to be a "church-goer” or from a specific denomination to join us. Families ROCK is a group for families to come together and have fun, encourage each other, and best of all to MAKE GREAT FRIENDS. We meet a couple times a month: Families ROCK Outing (typically) - 2nd Friday Evenin …

This group was started so that members can help each other work through the difficulties and questions of raising a child or children as secular freethinkers in a mainly religious society. You should join if you have questions such as "Is telling my child santa is real the same as telling them jesus is real?" or "What do I do when my child wants to go to church or is curious why all his/her friends are going without him/her?" This group can help you regardless of whether you're an atheist, agn …

To connect with parents that enjoy hiking, biking, swimming, being active with their children. We have found that our kids enjoy outdoor activities like hiking much more when there are more children doing it together.  We do trail hikes typically 2 to 3 miles that are kid friendly.  If you have children 3 or younger you may want to bring a backpack for them to ride in. We are interested in trying new activities such as geocaching, climbing, etc.  So feel free to suggest a meetup. We are trying t …

Our Amazing Children is a group of parents, advocates and educators that respect the child and are interested in an alternative approach to education. All in all, we are a diverse group with many of our own ideas and beliefs; however, here are a few general thoughts we agree upon: - We believe in alternative learning philosophies. - We believe in the collaboration of children, teachers, parents and the environment in education. - We believe in a constructivist approach to education. - We see the …

We are a group of familys with two working professional parents and the kids that get together with other working parents in the greater Brentwood area. Our get togethers will be in the evenings and weekends; sometimes with the kids, sometimes without the kids.

My son spent the most exciting, fun-filled, learning experience this year at space camp in Huntsville, Alabama. He is 12 years old and we came from Staten Island, New York. I planned to be in town the whole week. I had planned on keeping myself busy during that time but would have been fun knowing other parents who stayed in town also. On the flight going back to New York, we met parents from New Zealand and Switzerland who also stayed in town during that week and would have loved to meet eachot …

This meetup was created for parents that have the special challenge of raising children that have been diagnosed with ADD/ADHD/ODD. I am not a fan of the label and will not speak often about the labels but more so on the special challenges that our children face on a daily basis. This group will provide support, encouragement, tools, resources and plan fun-enriching outings for our children and sometimes just for us adults. Because we need time to recharge too. I think that together we can get o …

North Alabama SAHD is intended to be a support group geared towards stay-at-home dads. There seems to be a great deal of support for stay-at-home moms, but very little support for stay at home dads. I have found that mom groups are generally not accepting of stay at home dads, making the isolation for dads staying at home with their children much more difficult. That’s why I hope bringing together dads in our area to share activities and play-dates, will break the isolation and work to help each …

Welcome!  From MOPS to POAC'S we go!  We are a brand new Meetup so please invite your friends to grow & go with us! When our children were little, we banded together in places like MOPS and other groups to get much needed information and support from each other.  However, as our children aged we 'aged out of the system' of these support groups.  Only now we have a whole new set of adolescent parenting problems, some even dire, but we've got no place to go now for support! Our challenges have evo …

A group for nonreligious moms in Birmingham and the surrounding areas to come together for socialization, support, friendship, discussion, and outings (with and without kids). It's an opportunity for you and your kids to make friends with other local secular moms and their kids. Moms with children of all ages, working or stay-at-home, mainstream or crunchy, are welcome. Other than being nonreligious, there are no requirements! Also find us on Facebook.

This is a group with an unfortunate commonality. We have lost a child. I was going to go with one for sudden infant death sydrome but I realized parents who have lost children is likely a very small community. I lost my son Salvatore to SIDS April 9th 2012. He was 16 weeks old. I looked for a support group then and could not find one. As I have gone through my grieving process (and I still am) I have learned a lot. I have spoke with a counselor for a few months but it is difficult to see a couns …

Book club for little girls ages 5-9. The kids should run their own group. Moms will be there to facilitate. I want to start a book club for little girls.  There are several book series out there such as NEVER GIRLS from disney AND Katie Kazoo Switcheroo. We can form a small little girl book club (once a month) to promote a love of reading. I'm researching ideas for ages 5-9. It will be age appropriate to have them dress as their favorite character, create crafts to bring story to life , and poss …

This is a group for anyone interested about indigo kids, indigo adults, indigo Parents, and even rainbow and crystal kids, to get to know each other and help us to develop our gifts and all the LOVE around us. We are never alone

Lulu's Enrichment Studio would like to host on-going mixers for parents, families, friends, anyone who loves a child on the Spectrum. We invite you to use our sunny studio as a meeting place. A place to share stories about our everyday lives. The challenges we face and the successes we celebrate! There is no fee, all you need to bring is yourself. Events can be both parent and child or just parents. We can mix it up, whatever you like. Lulu's believes it takes a village. See you there!

This is a group for Mom's and Dad's looking to meet other families for play dates, parent's night out, crafts, and group outing's. Whether you are married or a single parent all are welcomed. There will be outings planned for during the day for those who are stay at home parents and also evening plans for those who work. We will do inexpensive things such as the library, Botanical Garden, parks but also have occasional lunches and dinner planned for those interested.

This is a group for adoptive parents and children to meet up and have some fun! We will share our adoption stories as much as you are comfortable. This is mainly a playgroup for young children who are adopted and a great chance for them to meet other adoptive friends! We will meet once a month minimum with a goal of once a week during the day and possible weekend family events. You may come to the meet ups as often as you would like! Our outings will involve outside park playtimes, trips t …