Upcoming classes and meetups
Madison Babywearing February Meeting
Friday, February 6th
10:30am - 12pm
Join us for our meeting on February 6th at Haumea! We'll be upstairs from 10:30am-12pm. We’ll have our lending library and volunteers on hand to help fit your personal carriers or a carrier from our library. Our meetings are free and open to the public, however, if you would like lending privileges from our lending library you’ll need to set up a membership which is $40 a year. Scholarships are available.
Babywearing 101
March 4th 6-7:30pm
UnityPoint Health - Meriter
Jeff Levy Education Center
This class is offered through UnityPoint Health - Meriter's Family Health Education Department.
Sign up here.
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Discover all the wonderful benefits of babywearing beyond just convenience! In Babywearing 101, we will talk about how to wear your baby safely and explore the different types of baby carriers you can choose from. Whether you are new to babywearing or want to improve your skills, you will get caring, hands-on support every step of the way. This class is led by a Certified Babywearing Consultant, so feel free to bring your questions.
This class is intended for new or expecting parents. Participants are welcome to bring their infants to class, however we do not have the set up to accommodate older siblings.
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This class will meet at the Jeff Levy Education Center, 2180 W. Beltline Hwy, Madison, WI
Wednesday, March 4, 2026, from 6:00 - 7:30 pm
9in/9out Expo
Sunday, April 19th
9in|9out is a community event connecting expecting and new parents with the support, resources and education you need for a healthy and happy birth and postpartum experience. Come visit my booth between 10 AM and 2PM on April 19th at the Madison Marriot South. Click the link for more info and to buy your tickets in advance.
https://9inand9out.com/madison-parent-baby-expo/#buy-tickets
Woven Wraps 101
More info coming soon!
Learn all about the wonderful world of woven wraps! You'll leave this hands-on workshop with knowledge about sizing, different textiles, and the ability to tie at least two carries (front wrap cross carry plus a newborn friendly variation, and a hip carry). We'll also spend time discussing general babywearing safety and where to purchase a wrap.
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