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I'm looking for a meet up group for pregnant women in Seattle. Can anyone help?My wife is 7 months pregnant. We are far from family, and we are the first in our group of friends to start a family. My wife has gone from a hard partying whisky drinking wild woman to a healthy mom to be. Needless to say, the wife is starting to feel isolated. There has to be a group of like minded women that get together and talk about...well, I don't know what. And I'm not sure I want to know. Any ideas would be great. Thanks!
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First of all, congrats! Your life will never be the same, and don't be suprised if there is a disconnect between you and your childless friends, at least for a while.
I highly recommend joining a PEPS group . They have them just for moms or for couples (it's better with both of you, frankly). It's a great resource, and a great way to meet people in the same boat.
There are also numerous prenatal classes around town. Google lamaze, birthing, doula, etc to find one close to you.
Also, just about every yoga studio offers a prenatal class. It's good exercise specifcally for getting ready to give birth, and, lo and behold, all of the students are expectant moms.
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