I think you need to keep looking! I know there are mother and baby groups all over the place, catering to all ages of kids. I hope you finally found one

There would have to be a playgroup that caters for littlies as well? Have you looked for mothers groups? Childcare? Check out your local council, they might have some suggestions

Local library story time sessions are a great way to meet other mothers.

Speak to your Maternal Health Nurse about any Mother’s or New Parent groups around your area, they usually have a good knowledge of these things.
Also the local library for story time and rhyme time.

you could try gymbaroo with your toddler. or some community centres run walking groups. or join your local toy liberary. Or try your local music classes for toddlers .

I just came her to look at the answers i am also struggling to find a way to meet other mothers

Facebook!!

look for your local playgroup as there is usually a few around. also contact the churches and community centres – they sometimes have some mums groups

Facebook is often quite handy for making mummy dates!

Im not sure if your library has this, but ours has a book bugs weekly meeting for little ones

Call your local council, there are playgroups in the Frankston area that are run by the council and for a small fee you can join and meet others.

play group. mummy exercise programs

If you like fitness- google mummy fitness classes in your area! i take my 16month old, its a great way to get an hour workout in while the kids run around chasing bubbles and playing on the playground.

Enrol your little one in swimming lessons or gymbaroo.. You’ll be able to meet other parents while the little one are having fun.

Make sure you look up the ” buy sell swap” pages for your area on facebook. You should be able to pop a post up in regards to meeting people with the same age children. We have people post all the time on our local one.

I hope you find somewhere to mix with your children

play groups are goone, what did you end up doing

i would also like to know

I have met several new mummy friends just from taking my son to the park. It’s as simple as saying ‘how old is your son’ to kick off a conversation

the swimming centre near you is a good place .