Does anyone elses partner work on weekends and would like to meet up?

[futureherder]

:wave: I am a working mum, age 27, with a wonderful DD of 8 months.

As much as is may seem normal for me to want to spend time at home on the weekend with the family there is no point because I am all alone...my partner works mostly all weekend :(

I am really struggling working all week and then being alone all weekend, I am getting no socilising time and would really like to be around other mothers and their babies.

I hope tere are some people in the same situation as me and would love to start a mothers group or a semi regular meet. Even if we just meet up once to start and see how we go.

I am open to meeting at parks, my house (croydon), kids centers (although this is a bit hard with smaller babies)

[TheCatsMeow]

Heya!!!

My partner doesn't work weekends, but I'd love to catch up/have a chat sometime! I'm a Sydney girl and all my family and friends are back at home, so I know how lonely it can get. DD is 2 months old and I'm 26 :)

[futureherder]

woohoo I have one victim :laughing:

I will see if there is anymore interest, otherwise its just you and me :)

What area are you in? Where would it be easier for you to meet?

[buyingforbub]

HI, my husband play sport on weekend and is never home. PAIN.... I am not sure if my kids are to old but would love to catch up. I am 31 and have a 4 year old daughter and a 2 year old son.... I am in Ferntree Gully...

[mrse]

Can I come too but I dont have any kids yet?

[Mum1979]

Hi girls, I know you live ages away, but thought I'd write anyway... well why not?!

There are mums 'n' bubs exercise sessions in Point Cook that are fantastic for getting in shape and meeting other mums (and you bring the kids).

They're on every Saturday morning and there's a cafe and playground there for socialising at after the sessions.

Please drop me a line if you're interested at liz@reboundpt.com.au