South Bay Mamas
Connection & Community for moms in California's South Bay.
We're a supportive group of local mamas who love sharing tips, swapping gear, and meeting up for kid-friendly adventures. Join our Facebook sister group for real-time chats, and check the Events calendar for meet-ups, stroller walks, and moms-night-outs.
What You'll Find
Events Calendar
Play-dates, park meet-ups, moms' night out, and community happenings all in one place.
FAQ & Resources
Crowdsourced answers on pediatricians, schools, local services, and everything in-between.
Swap & Support
Weekly buy/sell/ISO threads plus uplifting conversation to make motherhood easier.
Upcoming Events
3-D Print Drop In
Add to CalendarDate: Saturday, Mar 21, 12:00 PM
Location: San Mateo Public Library
Join us in the Book Bubble from 12 PM- 2 PM for a 3-D Print
Retro Roadshow: Console Chaos!
Add to CalendarDate: Saturday, Mar 21, 12:30 PM
Location: Morgan Hill Library - Community Room
Join us for “Console Chaos” and learn how Atari, Sega, Nintendo & others fought for your TV! This action-packed multimedia presentation dives into the multi-decade battle between video game companies vying to be number one! Following the presentation, you are invited to join the battle and get hands-on with a...
Ab-SEW-lute Beginners
Add to CalendarDate: Saturday, Mar 21, 2:00 PM
Location: Portola Valley
Basic sewing setup and use instructions for those with little to no experience! Plus, a simple craft project. Children are welcome to participate with adult caregivers present. Return participant? Feel free to arrive at 2:30 PM, when the craft portion begins. One signup per party, with members sharing a machine. Limited sewing...
Pokemon GO at the Library!
Add to CalendarDate: Saturday, Mar 21, 2:00 PM
Location: Morgan Hill Library
Calling All Pokémon Trainers! Think you’ve got what it takes to be the very best, like no one ever was? Join us at the library for an epic Pokémon GO Adventure Day! Throughout the event, we will be activating lures on our in-house PokéStops, turning the library into a hotspot...