A six-week gathering for expectant mums
Pregnancy is a beautiful journey, but it can also feel overwhelming, isolating, and full of big emotions. Bloom and Connect™ is a warm, welcoming space where expectant mums can come together, share experiences, and start building their village with others on a similar path.
Each week, we gather for relaxed, guided conversations, inspiring guest speakers, and plenty of time to connect. It’s a chance to learn, reflect, and have a few laughs along the way, while meeting other parents, sharing the ups and downs, and building connections that can last well beyond the program.
Program Dates
Sunday 9 August
Sunday 16 August
Sunday 23 August
Sunday 30 August
Thursday 4 September – Parent Thread Community Coffee Catch Up (optional)
Sunday 13 September
As part of the program, participants are invited to attend a Parent Thread Community Coffee Catch Up on Thursday 4 September. This relaxed gathering provides an opportunity to connect with other local parents and experience one of the ways Parent Thread supports ongoing connection and community beyond Bloom & Connect.
Small groups for deeper connection. Max 15
Honest conversations. Not just small talk
Amazing local guest experts who are informative, practical, and welcoming
Simple creative moments and reflection
Sweet treats and plenty of cups of tea
Gentle movement and mindfulness. Always optional
One special session for partners or support people to join
A gift bag with local goodies
A welcoming space where you can just be
When: Sundays, 1pm to 230pm pm.
Where: Torquay Community House
Investment: Pay what you feel.
Best time to join: Around 20 to 30 weeks pregnant
What if I miss a week?
Life happens. Come back the next session.
Is this only for first-time mums?
Nope! All expectant mums are welcome.
Can my partner attend?
Yes. There is a special session for dads, partners and support people.
Can I bring other kids?
Babes in arms are welcome. To help you focus, we recommend not bringing older children. If you need to bring them, that is okay. Please let us know ahead of time and we will try and sort something out!
Accessibility and inclusion
Tell us what you need. We will do our best to make it work.
A six-week gathering for expectant mums
Pregnancy is a beautiful journey, but it can also feel overwhelming, isolating, and full of big emotions. Bloom and Connect™ is a warm, welcoming space where expectant mums can come together, share experiences, and start building their village with others on a similar path.
Each week, we gather for relaxed, guided conversations, inspiring guest speakers, and plenty of time to connect. It’s a chance to learn, reflect, and have a few laughs along the way, while meeting other parents, sharing the ups and downs, and building connections that can last well beyond the program.
Program Dates
Sunday 9 August
Sunday 16 August
Sunday 23 August
Sunday 30 August
Thursday 4 September – Parent Thread Community Coffee Catch Up (optional)
Sunday 13 September
As part of the program, participants are invited to attend a Parent Thread Community Coffee Catch Up on Thursday 4 September. This relaxed gathering provides an opportunity to connect with other local parents and experience one of the ways Parent Thread supports ongoing connection and community beyond Bloom & Connect.
Small groups for deeper connection. Max 15
Honest conversations. Not just small talk
Amazing local guest experts who are informative, practical, and welcoming
Simple creative moments and reflection
Sweet treats and plenty of cups of tea
Gentle movement and mindfulness. Always optional
One special session for partners or support people to join
A gift bag with local goodies
A welcoming space where you can just be
When: Sundays, 1pm to 230pm pm.
Where: Torquay Community House
Investment: Pay what you feel.
Best time to join: Around 20 to 30 weeks pregnant
What if I miss a week?
Life happens. Come back the next session.
Is this only for first-time mums?
Nope! All expectant mums are welcome.
Can my partner attend?
Yes. There is a special session for dads, partners and support people.
Can I bring other kids?
Babes in arms are welcome. To help you focus, we recommend not bringing older children. If you need to bring them, that is okay. Please let us know ahead of time and we will try and sort something out!
Accessibility and inclusion
Tell us what you need. We will do our best to make it work.
