Parent Baby Group
A cohort style group inclusive of all gender identities
FOR FAMILIES WITH BABIES 6MO. AND YOUNGER
COME, CONNECT, BUILD COMMUNITY
SEE MORE INFO BELOW AND EMAIL:
Jamie at mosaicpostpartum@gmail.com with any questions
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Becoming a parent is life changing! It can feel blissful, intimidating, easy, and hard or all of the above. Early parenting groups support new families in connecting and finding community as they navigate the transition to parenthood.
Join Jamie Hawkins for Parent Baby Group (PBG)! The group is open to the public and available to anyone parenting a baby aged 6 months or younger.
See below for more details.
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Join Us!
Upcoming Cohorts:​​
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Spring 2025
Apr 9-Jun 4
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Wednesdays 10am - 12pm
MEETING INDOORS ON MADISON'S EAST SIDE
FOR EXACT ADDRESS YOU MUST BE A REGISTERED PARTICIPANT
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With the goal of building community Jamie will be hosting a cohort of families with babes 6mo and younger. This will allow you to get to know a group of parents over the course of the cohort and build community you can keep as your babies continue to grow!
Of course you're allowed to be late, leave early, miss a date if needed!
For more info read the FAQ here
Cost: $100
*no one will be turned away for non-payment. Please reach out!*
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To register:
Head on over to mosaicpostpartum.com/parentbabygroup to fill out the
registration form and for payment instructions.
Due to space constraints the number of participants in each cohort is capped. Be sure to register in advance to save your spot!
We ask that all participants be fully vaccinated, masking optional
Jamie Hawkins, Postpartum Doula
please contact mosaicpostpartum@gmail.com with any questions
This group is open to all parents of any gender identity. We welcome all parents, honoring their experiences, identities, and voices through a culture of belonging and acceptance.​ We believe that human connection is at the heart of meaningful parent support. Through shared experience, parents know they are not alone.​ Here we share our stories, ask hard questions, reminisce about the joys, and maybe (most likely) cry a little. We show up and speak up with humility, vulnerability, humor, and strength.
