Isolated stay at home mom & toddler (Greensboro, Winston-Salem: club, eat)

[braybraysmomma]

My husband & I just moved here from New Jersey in September & although I love my new job as a stay at home mom, I do tend to miss having adult interaction & my two year old son isn't around any other children at all. I am expecting with baby # 2 but I was wondering if there are any places I can go with my son to meet other mommies & little ones.

Thank you for taking the time to read this!

[Sue at the Rock]

Check the library website for story hours. I was at Benjamin branch (in Greensboro)Monday morning and it was full of moms and toddlers.

[emelvee]

I'm guessing you don't attend a church? That would be a great place.


I'm not familiar with Meetup, but maybe look for a group there? Stay-at-Home Moms Meetups near Winston Salem, North Carolina - Meetup

There is also MOMS Club of Winston-Salem

Perhaps Triad Moms on Main


I'm not familiar with any of these...I just googled "stay at home mom groups Winston Salem"

I also like Sue at the Rock's library suggestion.


And welcome to the area!

[braybraysmomma]

Thank you so much for the feedback! I will be looking into all of these suggestions.

[roadpony]

The Children’s Museum of Winston-Salem

[ta2010]

Greensboro Children's Museum (downtown) & Greensboro Science Center (NW Greensboro near Country Park) would be good places to check out as well, see the events calendars. Good luck!

[drrckmtthws]

Along with Sciquarium and the children's museum you can hit up the Greensboro cultural center for events and activities, there is a kids area where they work on arts and crafts, as well as other things for both kids and adults through out the center.

You can also go to Sciworks, or Adventure Landing (both in Winston) of course you will have jump with him but you can also go to the airbound trampoline park. and every now and then you can hit up the zoo in Asheboro

[java323]

Things to Do With Kids, Kids Eat Free, Resources for Parents in Greensboro, High Point, Winston-Salem and the Piedmont Triad.

I don't know if you have visited this website, but it's a great resource.