About

Mission & Purpose

Mothers’ Group is a not-for-profit organisation supporting mothers, babies and families through the earliest and most formative stage of life.

We exist to make high-quality early years guidance, parent support and community connection more accessible.

Our work is grounded in evidence-based guidance, infant development, attachment research, neuroscience and real-life parenting experience.

We do not believe there is one perfect way to parent.

Every baby is different. Every mother is different. Every family has its own values, needs, culture, history and circumstances.

Our role is not to tell parents what they must do.

Our role is to offer clear, trustworthy information in a warm and supportive environment, so parents can better understand their baby and make informed choices with confidence.

Parents do not need more pressure.

They need connection, guidance and support without judgement.

When mothers are supported, babies benefit. When families feel connected, communities become stronger. And when support is accessible early, it can have a lasting impact across childhood, family life and the wider community.

Approach

Evidence-Based Guidance

Our sessions draw on infant development, attachment, neuroscience, respectful caregiving and the parent–baby relationship.

We offer clear, practical information around topics such as feeding, sleep, movement, play, communication and emotional development.

Our aim is not to prescribe one right way to parent, but to help parents understand their baby and make informed choices with confidence.

Informed Choice

We believe parents make the best decisions when they have trustworthy information and compassionate support.

We value parents as the experts on their own families and create space for questions, reflection and conversation.

Support Without Judgement

Early parenting can come with a lot of pressure and conflicting advice.

At Nurturing Beginnings, families are not expected to follow one particular style, method or set of rules.

We offer reassurance, connection and guidance without guilt or judgement.

Values

Respect

We honour babies as capable human beings, mothers as the experts on their own families, and the mother–baby relationship as something deeply worth protecting.

This respect shapes every interaction, every conversation, and every layer of support we offer.

Trust

We are committed to guidance that is clear, trustworthy, and grounded in early development.

We want mothers to leave feeling more informed, more confident, and less overwhelmed by the noise of conflicting advice.

Care

We create support that is gentle, compassionate and responsive to real life in the early months.

Our aim is to offer care in a way that helps mothers feel held, supported and able to exhale.

Access

We believe meaningful early parenting support should not be limited by a family’s capacity to pay.

Our fully-funded programs are designed to reduce barriers to participation and strengthen access to support during a stage of life that matters deeply for babies, parents and communities.

Fully-Funded Access, Thoughtfully Offered

Our programs are fully funded so families can participate without cost. This is made possible through community support, donations, partnerships and grant funding.

As a not-for-profit organisation, we are committed to reducing barriers to early parenting support and strengthening access for families during the first year of life.

Because our facilitated groups are intentionally small and carefully held, places are limited. Registering interest helps us understand community need, offer available places thoughtfully, and keep families informed about upcoming programs and community connection opportunities.

Whether you are looking for gentle guidance, a calm space to be with your baby, or connection with other mothers in your local area, Mothers’ Group is here to support you from the beginning.

  • “The group is the only place I’ve genuinely felt like both mum and baby have a space where they are held together. Other support often feels focused on one or the other.”

  • “It has been amazing to connect with other mums, and the facilitator’s insight has been amazing.”

  • “A mums group with no pressure is such a good space for new mums. I look forward to going each week and sharing experiences with other first-time mums.”

  • “I would highly recommend Nurturing Beginnings to all mums. It is run very professionally, and the mums are like-minded and understanding.”

  • “The hardest part postpartum was feeling exhausted and overwhelmed, not knowing where to look for support, and finding the confidence to ask for help while caring for my baby.”

  • “Knowing what advice to trust is hard when there is so much conflicting information. It would be wonderful for there to be more Nurturing Beginnings groups.”