Mums and baby groups

Hi,

Thanks for all the comments, I'll let er know that she needs to join Doha mums then and hopefully she won't be stuck for things to do whilst I'm at works

Thanks again

Hi - thought I'd just point out that I'm from the UK also and when you first look at the doha mums site, it doesn't look like there are many activities.

When she arrives, she'll need to attend one of the playgroups or new arrivals coffee mornings and she will then be able to join.

Once she's joined she'll have access to all the activities going on, not just for the kids, but for her and the whole family. There is something going on everyday and night - I really dont know what I'd have done if I hadn't joined Doha mums when I arrived!

All the best for the move!

Kerry

Hi - thought I'd just point out that I'm from the UK also and when you first look at the doha mums site, it doesn't look like there are many activities.

When she arrives, she'll need to attend one of the playgroups or new arrivals coffee mornings and she will then be able to join.

Once she's joined she'll have access to all the activities going on, not just for the kids, but for her and the whole family. There is something going on everyday and night - I really dont know what I'd have done if I hadn't joined Doha mums when I arrived!

All the best for the move!

Kerry

Doha Mums is ok. The problem is that they are very clique-ish and tend to ignore new members.

I think you find that once your wife joins Doha mums that small groups seem to break away to do other things much like the Tuesday ladies group (who meet bi weekly at Ramarda hotel.

well..Doha Mums seems to be the only popular moms group in Qatar as far as I know..

The mommies are still sleeping :)

Why follow when you can lead? If your wife is active she could start her own group or initiate activities and meet ups with existing group members :)

OK over to the mommies of Qatar.