The Wellesley Mothers Forum offers a wide variety of activities for mothers, mothers and children, and even some activities for fathers and children.  Here is a sampling:

Children's Activities  There are usually several activities scheduled every month between September and June.  Members may attend any or all as long as there is availability.  Occasionally, a fee may be charged to cover costs for materials.  Recent events have included a walk at Elm Bank, a pizza party at the playground, a Dad's fire station tour, storytime at the Wellesley Booksmith, and cookie baking. Watch the newsletters for many great activities this year.

Helping Hands  This is a volunteer service to help members and their families in times of need.  Help can take the form of a home-cooked meal when a new baby comes home, grocery shopping, a ride to the doctor, etc.

Playgroups  Organized by the WMF, these are a great way for you and your child/ren to make new friends!  Playgroups are assembled according to your child's age and your availability.  Generally, the playgroups meet weekly, rotating among the member’s homes.

Special Seminars  These are periodic meetings held at smaller venues.  Recent topics have included 'Designing a Home that Your Family Can Live In', 'CPR Training Course', and 'An Evening with the Cooking Coach.' Watch for details in the newsletters.

Working Moms  Full- and part-time working moms share ideas about how to handle flexible hours, daycare vs. nannies, commuting and much more at monthly dinner gatherings.

The WMF sends a monthly newsletter to its members throughout the year to provide them with information about all of these activities.