It seems everybody in the Bay area is from someplace else. But some of us have come further than others, traversing not just state lines, but national and cultural borders. This group is a place for adult Third Culture Kids to find each other, have fun together and perhaps even create a sense of belonging that might otherwise be missing in their lives. Third Culture Kids or TCKs are individuals who spent their formative years in more than one culture. This experience alters us in profound ways, …

Located in San Francisco Bay Area, this groups is dedicated to kids who want to interact with other French speaking children. Most of us are French speaking parent who try to use French Languages to maintain our heritages via the use of French communication at home. However often with preponderance of English all arround our children activities, daycare, pre-school etc... they often choose to drop out using the French all together (especially true when you are 4 to 5year old and all your little …

If you are a Russian speaking parent or want your kid to speak/improve his Russian, come join us! Would like to get together for playdates, share ideas, encourage our kids to speak Russian.

With a 2 year old, it is both hard to be reliable and hard to be spontaneous. The purpose of this group is for any member to suggest a meetup, basically a playdate, and hopefully you will attract other members with same age kids in your area. Lifelong friends are great. School is a few years away. Lots of play and lots of fun is the idea. Anyone with at least 1 2009 born child should join. Everyone needs to post playdate suggestions as often as possible, to make this maximum fun.

East Bay Parents of Kids with Special Needs is a friendly meetup group for parents of young children (approximately ages 0-10) with special needs, including, but not limited to, developmental delays, intellectual disability, autism, and chronic medical conditions. We socialize, have fun, vent, and share resources. We've been around for about a year. Since then, over 75 families have joined, though most events are attended by four or five families. Meetups are scheduled every 1-2 months. There is …

We are a community of moms desiring to build friendships with other moms in the East Bay and provide a weekly playtime with our little kiddos.    We are mamas in our 20s and 30s with kids born between 2006-2012, and would love to make new friends in the East Bay. If your kids are older or if you're expecting, you are certainly welcome to join this Meetup group.  We like exploring and finding fun and free places to hang out with our toddlers and infants in 4 cities in the East Bay - Berkeley, Eme …

  We're a group of working and stay at home moms who enjoy play time with our kids as well as having a social mom connection.  Our group welcomes all types of families and caters to both the stay at home mom with weekday events and those of us with more of a weekend availability.  Our events are family friendly and dads are ALWAYS welcomed! To give you a sense of what are group does we typically have a mixture of Park play dates Baby in home playdates (under 1yr crowd) Toddler playdates Cra …

… We offer Kundalini Yoga for adults, kids, pregnant women, and Mommies or Daddies with their babies. I am a certified Kundalini Yoga teacher trained by senior teachers Gurmukh, Gurushabd, Tej and Harijiwan at Golden Bridge Yoga in LA, California. Also certified in Khalsa Way Pregnancy Yoga, Mommy & Me Yoga and The Light Leaders Children's Yoga Program.

I'd like to form a supportive community to talk about all the issues our transgender and gender variant kids (of all ages) face, and the kinds of things we cope with as parents in our love and support for them. (It would be great if we got a little activism going too.) Personally, I am the mother of two great kids. One of them is a transgender adult. I am looking for other parents of trans and gender variant people - whether they are small children or independent adults! I am a clinical sexologi …

Hello, We are local Alameda moms and dads of kids of all ages. We enjoy hanging out with other parents & kids in Alameda who want to get out, be active, live life, share, interact and explore the entire Bay Area while raising our precious children. More than just a group, the AHP (Alameda Hip Parents) group exists to provide social events for both parents and their children, support life-long friendships and establish a sense of community to families with young children in Alameda. Once you subm …

Do you wonder if you are doing it right? What if there was no right or wrong way to parent your children? Do you ever get frustrated with what your children are choosing? What if you could recognize and facilitate their gifts, talents and capabilities with ease? Do you sometimes feel like you are giving up your entire life for your children? Would you like to create an extraordinary life for you and also be an extraordinary parent? Do you often worry about your children’s safety, their schools, …

Welcome to Peninsula/SF(Bay Are) Japanese mothers meet up!! This group is for Japanese mothers who want to socialize with other mothers and get together and have fun with your baby, toddler or kids. Let's have fun and share your life!!

This is a psychoeducational group whose purpose is to support parents of elementary-aged children in learning all the effective parenting skills they need to raise well adjusted, happy kids. If you are the parent of a child aged 5 to 11, this group is for you! The group will meet bi-weekly and will offer lots of valuable tips and advice for raising your children, from a licensed psychotherapist with ten years' experience working with children and families at agencies, in private practice and at …

This group is for parents looking for fun adventures for their kids  and for themselves.  This is a great community for families. All single parents welcome....as long as you have a kid, you qualify! Generally, our meetups will be active, with trips to parks, zoos, beaches, playgrounds, and kid friendly museums.

… By the way, some people have asked why are the members called "Kids" in the Attending lists. Dick Clark used to refer to the dancers on American Bandstand as his "kids", and so it seemed like an appropriate term, even though most of us probably aren't really "kids" any more (at least not in the chronological sense). 

… We get together to have fun with friends, kids and adults, and to not feel alone in our endeavors. Whether you are at the start of separation, divorced, widowed, or have been a single parent from the start, everyone is welcome, especially your kids! We are passionately working to create an active single parent community in the North Bay. Our events include getting together for coffee, movie nights, discussions, happy hours, dinners, hikes, concerts, etc... whatever you can think of. There are a …