New baby? Come walk with us!
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Mama Moves Kitsap starts their weekly summer walks on Friday, May 8 at Evergreen Park at 11 a.m. If you recently had a baby or are a caregiver to a little one, come join us!
This nurse-led postpartum support group encourages parents and their babies to enjoy healthy movement and social time with other families while exploring Kitsap’s many beautiful parks.
Postpartum support is important - especially the first year after your baby is born. Mama Moves Kitsap focuses on several proven strategies to reduce mental health challenges following birth: mindfulness, gentle movement, and social connection.
What to expect
Arrival
When you arrive at a Mama Moves Kitsap walk, look for a large blue flag. You will meet our parent-child health experts: Janet Wyatt and Martitha May.
Janet Wyatt is a registered nurse with NICU experience, a Certified Lactation Expert, and an advocate for children and youth with special healthcare needs.
Martitha May is a bilingual (English and Spanish) community health worker with experience in connecting families to resources and supporting people experiencing domestic violence.
Mindfulness moment
Each walk starts with a mindfulness exercise where everyone takes several deep breaths to recognize and honor their work as parents.
Walk
We continue mindfulness as we start our slow and gentle 45-minute walk. There is a lot of time for parents to talk, connect, and ask questions.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know where the next walk is?
We walk almost every Friday from May through September at different Kitsap parks. Visit KitsapPublicHealth.org/MMK for the most up-to-date information on our next walks!
Is there an age limit for kids?
This group was created for parents of babies 0-2 years old, but any parent or parent-to-be is welcome to join us!
What if I can’t get there on time?
No worries at all! We know babies are on their own schedule. Look for our blue flag to catch up with the group.
Do I need to RSVP?
Nope! We hope to see you there!
How much does it cost?
It's free!
Want to know more?
Call our Pregnancy & Parenting Support Line at 360-728-2229 or email PPSL@kitsappublichealth.org.
Connect with us!
Visit KitsapPublicHealth.org/mmk for the most up to date information
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Follow us on Instagram @mama_moves_kitsap



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