A supportive five-week program to build positive relationships between parents and their babies under eight months.
Tuesday 4 August 2026
to Tuesday 1 September 2026
10:00am - 12:00pm
181 Altone Rd, Beechboro WA 6063, Australia
Free
This engaging program is designed to support parents and carers in nurturing positive interactions with their babies under eight months old. It offers a warm and inclusive environment where families from diverse backgrounds can come together to learn and share.
Throughout the sessions, parents will explore their babies' needs in early life and discover effective ways to meet these needs with love and care. The program also delves into understanding parenting styles and emphasizes the importance of a positive start for both baby and parent.
Parents will gain practical nurturing techniques and learn how to send loving messages to their little ones, fostering strong emotional bonds.
The program runs weekly on Tuesdays from 10:00 to 12:00, starting August 4 and concluding on September 1, 2026. Each session lasts two hours, providing ample time for learning, discussion, and support.
It is suitable for adults who are parents or caregivers of babies under eight months old. The sessions are free of charge, making this an accessible opportunity for families in the community.
A staff member will contact participants two to three weeks before the program begins to complete registration and address any questions or special needs.
The sessions take place at Brockman Community House, located at 181 Altone Rd, Beechboro. This community venue is easily accessible and welcoming, providing a comfortable space for parents and babies.
Directions and additional location details can be obtained by contacting the organizers or visiting the venue's website.
The venue supports inclusivity and values diversity, ensuring all families feel respected and supported.
The program is funded by the Department of Communities and supports parents and carers living in the local government areas of Mundaring, Swan, Bassendean, and Bayswater.
All parents and caregivers are welcome regardless of cultural background, family type, or ability, reflecting the program's commitment to inclusion.
Participants should expect a supportive, non-judgmental environment where they can share experiences and learn practical parenting skills.
Attendance is free of charge, making it an excellent resource for families seeking support in early parenting.
To reserve a spot, interested parents should contact the Midvale Hub Parenting Service via email. Early booking is recommended due to limited spaces.
A staff member will follow up with registrants before the program starts to confirm details and answer any questions.
