Join the Baby Hub: a community for new families
Meeting in the Cabin every Wednesday during term time 10:30am -12pm
”I've only been able to attend the Baby Hub once but I felt instant support and have now been included in a WhatsApp group. It’s lovely to have a little network of other parents in the area especially as a first time mum
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Are you a new parent looking to connect with others in your community? The Baby Hub, hosted at The Cabin in Northstowe, offers a welcoming drop-in group designed just for you. This group provides a safe and inclusive space where parents and caregivers can come together, socialise, and build a supportive network.
Baby Hub is an ideal place to make new friends and share your parenting journey with others who understand what you’re going through. Whether you’re looking to exchange advice, gain reassurance, or simply enjoy some adult conversation, this group is here to help you feel connected and supported.
”Baby Hub provides an instant community for new parents. I've met such a lovely, inclusive and supportive group of ladies and would recommend it to any parents in or around Northstowe.
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Our lead volunteer for the Baby Hub can also offer expert guidance on key topics like breastfeeding, infant feeding, weaning, sleep, babywearing, and more. Additionally, a sling library is available, allowing you to explore different babywearing options. This support is offered in a relaxed, informal atmosphere, making it easy to get the help you need
Each visit also includes a hot beverage from the Northstowe Hub café, so you can enjoy a warm drink while you connect with others. While the group is completely free to attend, we do welcome donations (suggested £2.50 per family) to help cover room hire and café costs.
For any more information, please contact us at babyhub@northstowehub.org. We look forward to welcoming you and your little one to the Baby Hub soon!
”Attending Baby Hub has helped me a lot through my journey as a new mum. It's a support network close to home. We share tips, milestones, struggles. It's also a nice way to socialise and make friends during maternity leave
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