Help that shows up week after week.
Four programs, one promise: practical, judgement-free support from people who truly get multiples life. Everything below is included with membership — and expectant parents are welcome before the babies even arrive.
SCMBA Playgroup
Our longest-running and most-loved program: a relaxed, regular playgroup where little ones play and parents connect over a cuppa. No agendas, no judgment about matching socks.
- Safe, pram-friendly spaces chosen with two-babies-one-parent logistics in mind
- A friendly room to swap tips on feeding, sleeping and surviving the week
- Siblings always welcome — the more, the merrier
- Run by member parents who remember their own first visit
Expectant-Parent Sessions
Found out it's twins (or more)? These information sessions are practical, reassuring and led by families who have been exactly where you are.
- Feeding two (or three) — real techniques from real parents
- Sleep logistics, safe settling and surviving the early months
- What gear you actually need — and what to skip
- Hospital, the early weeks and asking for help without guilt
Education Events
Guest-led events covering the topics that matter most to multiples families — with best-practice, multiples-specific advice you won't find in generic parenting books.
- Nutrition for multiples — from first solids to fussy phases
- Sleep science for synchronised (and very unsynchronised) babies
- Behaviour, individuality and nurturing each child's identity
- Development milestones — what "normal" looks like for twins
Your first visit is this easy.
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Say hello
Email info@scmba.org.au with your kids' ages and your area. A real parent will write back with times, venues and what to bring (spoiler: just yourselves).
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Come along
Turn up to a playgroup or session — no membership needed for your first visit. The kids play, you breathe, someone hands you a cuppa.
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Join the family
If it feels like home — and it usually does — membership unlocks everything, all year, for one modest annual fee.
Social Events
Family days out and parents-only catch-ups through the year — because the friendships you build here are often the ones that last long after the prams are packed away.
- Family beach days, picnics and park mornings
- Parents-only dinners and coffee catch-ups (yes, you deserve one)
- Seasonal celebrations the kids talk about for weeks
- Every event designed so multiples families can actually attend
Get the events calendar →