Pregnancy is a time of joy and anticipation, but it can also be filled with uncertainty and overwhelm. That’s where Basking Babies Mama-to-be Nurture Circles come in...
These supportive, welcoming sessions are designed to help expectant mums connect with one another, build lasting friendships, and nurture both their bodies and minds.
Women’s circles have a rich history, originating in cultures where women gather to support one another through life’s transitions. These circles are spaces of shared wisdom, emotional support, and empowerment. It is with this in mind that our nurture circles were born.
Basking Babies nurture circles offer a safe and relaxed environment for pregnant women to meet others in their local community while sharing experiences and advice. As part of the circle, mamas-to-be benefit from a strong support network of women who understand the challenges of pregnancy, whether it’s dealing with physical discomfort or coping with emotional changes.
The benefits of joining our weekly sessions go beyond social connections. During these sessions, you’ll also enjoy:
- Meaningful discussions about pregnancy, birth and beyond
- Relaxation exercises to nurture your well-being and develop a bond with baby
- Mindful activities and simple crafts
- Opportunities to meet pregnancy and baby experts
- Time dedicated entirely to you and your pregnancy
These activities are designed to help you feel empowered and prepared for the arrival of your baby.
The nurturing environment of our pregnancy circles encourages open discussion, and mums-to-be can benefit from the shared wisdom of the group, receiving advice, tips, and reassurance from others who are going through similar experiences. This emotional support can boost confidence, reduce stress, and promote overall well-being.
Ultimately, our Mama-to-be Nurture Circles offer expectant mamas a safe space to celebrate their pregnancies, strengthen their mental and emotional resilience, and prepare for the transformative journey of motherhood.
Find a course near you here.
