Join us for prenatal wellness, guest speakers, social activities and delicious 0% drinks.
Upcoming Activities:
Couples Hangout - Wellington
📌 Undercurrent, Tory St
🕑 Tuesday 1st July, 6pm - 7.30pm
💲20pp - $10! Use code: HALF-OFF
Couples Hangout - Porirua
📌 Kai Tahi, Parumoana Street
🕑 Monday 23rd June, 6pm - 7.30pm
💲20pp - $10! Use code: HALF-OFF
Topics and activities vary. Read below for more info about what to expect at a session and reach out for more info.
Why join our group?
Pregnancy is a special journey - and it’s even better when shared!
Our sessions are designed to:
Help you blow off some pregnancy steam
Enjoy a relaxing evening with tasty nibbles and delicious 0% drinks
Take part in fun activities with pregnancy in mind
Most importantly - make friendships that can last through pregnancy and beyond
All bumps welcome! No matter what stage of pregnancy, you’re invited to join us.
What to expect (when you’re expecting, ho-hum)
At each session you can expect:
A relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, with time to chat
Nibbles and drink provided
A focus topic including guided discussion and a hands-on activity
Topics and activities, such as:
Light movement or relaxation exercises
Group and partner bonding activities
Guest speakers / expert practitioners
Advice and guidance for your newborn’s early days
Baby keepsake craft
We’re not a replacement for your traditional antenatal class that is run by a midwife and delves deeply into labour, birth and newborn care - although, we definitely recommend that you attend these too.
Instead, our sessions prioritise connections over pure information. While we hope you will still pick up useful insights, our focus is on building friendships, having fun and feeling supported.
Is this an antenatal class?
Why I started Pregnant As
In June 2024, I gave birth at Wellington Hospital to my gorgeous son, Felix. Since then I have been loving mum life and trying out zillions of mums-n-bubs groups, of which there are HEAPS.
But, when I was pregnant, I was desperate to meet some other expectant mums (and to rope my shyly reluctant other half into meeting some soon-to-be dads too!)
However, other than antenatal classes which happen right at the end - and don’t give you much time to actually speak to other parents - there wasn’t much in the way of groups that were fun and a gave you a chance to be social.
So, “Pregnant As” was born! A group designed to connect expecting parents and share the journey.
