There is a MOMS group in my area. I'm happy because I didn't think there was one. How old was your little one when you joined? We're not mobile now so I don't know if I should wait until we are or do it now so I can start receiving the calendar. Thanks!
TTC since September '08
After 2 m/c - lap for stage 3-4 endo
Oct '09 Bravelle w/Ovidrel trigger - iui on 11/07
Re: When did you join your MOMS group?
When DD was 1 month old. It was great. We had time to get to know each other before the kids started moving. They are all very close in age too (within 9 months of each other), so now that they are 4, they are all starting pre-k together.
DS's group has 8 kids, all within 3 months of each other and 7 of them are boys. We started when he was about 1 month too, and included some working moms for a bit and added a few other people as they went back to work. It is a great group.
I joined when DD was 1 month old. It really is a group designed to support Moms so it doesn't matter how old LO is when you join. I would even go to play dates at the park and just wear LO and hang out with all the other moms because I NEEDED adult interaction.
Just like PP said it was the best decision I ever made.
Eleanor 9.30.13
This, exactly. There are a couple moms who come to our events even if it's not age-appropriate just to hang out and talk. It's nice to help them with things that we have learned or that have helped us along the way, having older ones. We have even had an expecting mom or two along the way
I was a working mom until Ben was 17 months and then I was laid off. A week after being home, I was climbing the walls and joined the 2 moms groups that I belong to. Although, they aren't the MOMS Group/Club (whatever it's called). They are 2 moms groups that I found through meetup.com.
I joined when she was about 11 mos but never got around to participating until she was about 14-15 mos. I should NOT have waited. My Moms Club has been such a wonderful experience. I wish I'd had them to support me when I was going through those early months. So your child can't participate at the park, doesn't mean they (and you) can't benefit from the fresh air. And you'll appreciate having another adult to talk to! Do it!