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What does membership bring?

We provide:   

1. Monthly Support Meetings - held the 1st Wednesday of the month September through June for parents to get together and share their experiences and offer support. Included in these monthly meetings are presentations from guest speakers and members about pregnancy, family health, nutrition and aspects of child rearing that pertain specifically to parenting multiples.

2. Helping Hands Program - You get access to a community from whom you can buy, sell or pass on baby furniture, clothes, strollers and other child related items.

3. Playgroups for you & your children to get together to socialize which is important to parents and children whose ability to "get out" is often limited.Join us for many park dates & picnics.

4. Special Family Events provide excellent planned opportunities to socialize with families who understand what it means to have to schedule everything - including fun!  We hold a Fall Breakfast, Christmas Party, Summer BBQ, Family Swimming, etc.

5. Breastfeeding Information & Support. Only someone who's been there done that can understand what you are going through and answer your questions. You can do it and we will help you.

6. Access to our Library filled with books & magazines to help you during pregnancy, the first year & beyond.

7. Discounts from supportive businesses. We have a wonderful selection of discounts from members of our business communities who recognize the value of family and the difficulties faced by parents who suddenly have to buy two or three of everything. Join us to receive your discounts now.

8.  Monthly Newsletters

9.  NICU Information & Support.

10. Access to our Yahoo Group.

So, how much is membership?

Only $30/year.

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Most parents get around to joining a club after their babies are born, but we recommend contacting a club in your area BEFORE the birth of the babies. First, you will probably have more time to read and learn about  multiple birth prior to the babies' arrival, and our clubs has a library to help satisfy the drive to learn more. Second, it is possible to gather good, used equipment and clothing through the club, thus saving some money for other infant care necessities. Finally, you need to establish a relationship with the members so you don't find yourself struggling through the early problems with no one to turn to for advice, hints, suggestions.

While expectant mothers should follow their health care provider's advice and instructions, the biggest benefit to joining a mothers/parents of twins and triplets club is the opportunity to interact with other parents who have gone through a similar experience. There's nothing as helpful to new or expectant parent as talking to another parent who has "been there."