Motherhood is better together.

Come exactly as you are. Meet local mums in the same season, learn from people you can trust and find the kind of support that doesn’t end when the session does.

Sometimes you just need other mums who get it.

Motherhood can be beautiful and still feel like a lot.

You can adore your baby and still miss adult conversation. You can be surrounded by advice and still wish you had someone to say, “Mine does that too.”

Raising Mamas is somewhere you can arrive exactly as you are. Late, tired, feeding your baby, losing your train of thought and wondering whether anybody else feels the same way.

Chances are, someone does.

That’s the magic of finding your people.

So, what actually happens at a Raising Mamas group??

There’s no perfect way to arrive at a Raising Mamas group.

You might walk in with your baby asleep in the capsule, feeding before you’ve even put your bag down or crying because getting out of the house was harder than expected. You might feel nervous because you don’t know anyone yet.

We’ll show you where to put the pram, help you find a spot on the mat and introduce you to the other mums. Then you can take a breath.

You’ve made it.

What the session feels like

Each week, you’ll come back to the same small group of mums and babies, with a Raising Mamas facilitator there to gently guide the session and help everyone feel included.

There’s time to settle in, check in with each other and talk honestly about how the week has been. Some conversations are thoughtful. Some are practical. Some begin with a question about baby sleep and end with everyone laughing about something completely unrelated.

Your baby can feed, sleep, cry, wriggle, roll around or need your full attention. You never need to apologise or leave because your baby is being a baby.

Learning without the lecture

Many weeks, a trusted local practitioner joins the group for a relaxed, practical conversation about something relevant to your stage of motherhood.

You might explore feeding, sleep, pelvic health, baby development, starting solids, communication, maternal wellbeing or navigating the changes that come with becoming a mum.

It isn’t a formal class, and you’re never expected to sit silently while someone talks at you. There’s room to ask questions, share what has worked for you and take away what feels useful for your family.

It’s not only about the weekly topic

The practitioner might be what’s written on the schedule, but it’s often the little moments around it that matter most.

Someone remembering that your baby had a rough night. Another mum saving you a place beside her. A conversation continuing in the group chat afterwards. Making plans to grab something to eat or meet at the park before next week.

That’s how a room full of mums who didn’t know each other slowly starts to feel like a village.

Come for the support, stay for the people you meet along the way.

What to Expect in Our Mothers’ Groups

  • Small, welcoming groups

    🤍 Come as you are and connect with mums who just get it. Our groups are a relaxed, judgement-free space where you can share the highs and lows of early motherhood—and build friendships that last long after the sessions end.

  • Guided sessions by experienced facilitators

    🍼 No topic is off-limits! We talk about everything from baby sleep and feeding to your own wellbeing—because your needs matter too. With gentle guidance, we create a space where you can ask questions, share experiences, and feel supported.

  • A village that lasts beyond the sessions

    👩‍👩‍👦 Motherhood is better with friends by your side. The friendships you make here don’t stop when the sessions end. Raising Mamas gives you a village to lean on in the months and years ahead.

Join us at one of our welcoming venues across the Sunshine Coast, Gympie & North Lakes:

🏡 Buderim – Goodlife Community Centre
☀️ Caloundra – Meridan Community Centre
🤍 North Lakes – Axis Church
🌊 Peregian Beach – Peregian Beach Community House
🌿 Maroochydore – Community CoLab, Sunshine Coast Council Building
🌻 Gympie – SEQ Training

Find your nearest group and start your Raising Mamas journey today!

📍 Our Program Locations

Mama Love

  • I had been wanting to join one of the terms for a bit however the days didn't match my ability, until it did! I wasn't sure what I was expecting in terms of a mum group but this experience was so much more. I felt listened too, connected and informed. This was a MUM group for mums by mums and it was perfect.

    — Nicolle, Term 4 Mama

  • I highly encourage parents to sign up for a term of Raising Mamas. I completed a 0-5 months term and thoroughly enjoyed myself. The speakers all touched on relevant information for this age, and Kailah created a very welcoming, safe environment. This has been a highlight of my weeks for the past 8 weeks and made me feel more equiped for the challenges having a child brings. I have made some really close connections with local mums which I will cherish, and am thankful there are social get togethers so I can continue to meet local, like minded mums.

    — Mish While, Term 3 Mama

  • The Raising Mamas program has been the highlight of my maternity leave. At a time in your life when you feel overwhelmed with conflicting information and opinions, Kailah and her team provide a safe space to learn from local experts and meet like-minded mums. My daughter and I have made friendships that will last a lifetime.

    — Mama, Term 4 Feedback

  • A wonderful program that is so thought out and well facilitated. A great idea for new mums to learn about each step of post partum & meet other mamas. Motherhood is incredible but can be challenging and this course helped so much to know I’m not alone in what my bub is/isn’t doing and how I’m feeling. Can’t recommend this program enough - I’ve even dragged my best friend to additional workshops because I’ve found them so valuable.

    — Mama, Term 4 Feedback

  • Raising Mamas is certainly one of the highlights to our week! The Raising Mamas program not only provided excellent sessions from baby and health care professionals but also provided a more in-depth connection to like minded mamas that I'm sure will be long lasting beyond the program. Thank you Kailah for your hard work in creating such a safe and welcoming space.

    — Tulsi Combe, Term 2 Mama