Parenting & Family Meetups near Mora, Minnesota - Parenting & Family Meetups

40 miles away in Lindstrom, MN

32 Moms

The Chisago County Playgroup

Meetup details are available only to members.

Welcome! Our group started with the purpose of getting local moms with kids connected with each other with the goal of making new friends and exploring new places. We plan a huge variety of events that include play dates at homes, library story times, community events, state and local parks, and everything in between. We also manage to plan some moms' nights out without the kids for a chance talk without interruption! Our group is down-to-earth, flexible, and funny - we laugh all the time!

New and Expecting Parents, Working and Stay at Home Moms, Parenting & Family, Parenting, Stay At Home Moms, New In Town, moms of preschoolers, Playdates For Kids, Moms of Toddlers & Infants, Playgroup, Moms
30 miles away in Isanti, MN

12 Members

Isanti County Moms Meetup Group

Meetup details are available only to members.

Welcome to Isanti County Area Moms Group! This group is open to moms in Isanti county and also other counties in the area. Initial plans for this group are to have playdates with our kids, and also for us moms to kick back and relax and have fun without our kids!

Dining Out, moms of preschoolers, Fun Times, Parenting & Family, New and Expecting Moms, Friends, New In Town, Moms, Playgroup, Working and Stay at Home Moms
40.4 miles away in Chisago City, MN

22 members

Autism Support Group

Jun 19

Autism Support Group (PDD NOS, Aspergers)

Tuesday 6:30 PM
at Chisago Lakes Hospital in Chisago City, MN

Tue 6:30 PM Location Chisago Lakes Hospital 11685 Lake Blvd. Chisago City, MN 55013 [masked] Parents this meeting is for you!… Read more

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2 attending

Place for families with autism to share and learn from one another. Child care

Autism, Parents of Special Needs Kids, Working and Stay at Home Moms, Parents of Aspergers Kids
45.2 miles away in Forest Lake, MN

3 Members

Minnesota Kids With Tics

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Tics are repeated involuntary muscular movements, affecting either limb muscles, facial muscles (e.g. grimacing or eyelid flicking) or vocal muscles (grunting or saying words). While the classic multiple tic disorder, Tourette syndrome, is not common, some suggest that between five and 20% of all schoolchildren will have a simple or complex tic at some time during childhood (although most disappear). I started this group because my 12 year son has tics. It can be hard to make friends when your f …

Kids with Tics, Moms, Playgroup, Parents of Special Needs Kids, children with tourettes, Tourette Syndrome, Children with Special Needs, Tourettes and the Family, Special Needs Children, Sensory Integration Dysfunction, Kids, Playdates For Kids, Sensory Processing Disorder