Our Upcoming Groups:
Our peer support groups
We know how isolating it can be with a baby and it can be tough experiencing this especially when we know it takes a village to raise a child. Our facilitated peer support groups are a wonderful opportunity to connect with other Mums and Dads and help your little one to enhance their emotional, physical and developmental health.
The groups offer a space for your baby to be with other babies, helping their early socialisation by showing them how to be with others and to learn to build relationships. The groups also give you the opportunity to meet other parents in a similar situation and for you all to explore different topics each week. The varying themes aim to improve relationships, because happy parents have happy babies; who are then able to achieve optimum health, wellbeing and achievements over their life time
Why Little Pips?
Our support groups are led by fully trained professionals who can provide you with expert advice and information on a wide range of topics including:
- relationship building
- infant communication & language
- social & emotional development
- self care
- sensory play
- understanding baby’s cues
- growing together
Here's what you can expect when you attend a Little Pips group:
Social Media Sites
DorPIP
This is our main Facebook page which we keep updated with lots of useful tips and advice on parenting and mental health.
We often have guest experts live-streaming discussing all things baby and you; along with other experts popping in with some great parenting ideas and tips.
All you need to do is 'like us' and our posts will pop up in your news feed.
#Flourish with DorPIP
Often we find that families love to keep in touch with each other, or parents want to reach out to those who may have been through similar experiences.
With this in mind, we've set up a members-only online and community group on Facebook.
The group aims to provide a welcoming space for expecting and new parents to share their ideas, thoughts and experiences of pregnancy, birth and beyond.
It is a private, nurturing space where parents support each other.