Look for an already established club. Check bulletin boards in your pediatricians office for information about local playgroups, hang out at the park and ask around about a group, check with local churches to see if they have a program for Mom s and kids. If there is not a group in progress in your area, check with your SAHM friends to see if they are interested in getting together on a regular basis. Chances are, if they are there during office hours, they aren t working during the day and would probably love the opportunity to meet other SAHM s. Once you have found interested moms and kids then you must decide as a group how to organize your club.
Some groups are very informal and some are quite structured.
The larger the group, the more organization is needed to make things run smoothly. Informal groups usually meet in the homes of the members. Of course you would limit the number of children in each playgroup to no more than 4-6 in a home setting. More than that can bring more chaos than fun and the last thing a SAHM needs is more housework after her house has been turned upside down by a large group of children. Decide on a day and time to meet.