After a successful event a few months ago, and an overwhelming need for the Yakima Community, the Viktorious Women Doula Services and Women at the Well Doula Care LLC are bringing their family helping program back for another round. And we have all the details about the upcoming Birth Bingo event below.

Growing Babies & Growing Families

When you’re expecting or in the planning stages of starting a family, it can seem so overwhelming (and it is). 31% of new parents feel unprepared for transformation of life that comes with a new family member. That’s why events like Birth Bingo is so great.

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Education, friends, food, raffle, fun, bingo and prizes are what’s in store at the next Birth Bingo taking place on Sunday, August 9th from 1:30 pm to 5 pm in Selah.

This time around, it’ll be held at the Selah Civic Center at 216 S 1st Street in Selah.

“We are extra excited this time because the space is bigger, which means we can host more people AND hand out even more prizes!”
– Laura Harmon, Women at the Well Doula Care LLC

RSVP To Birth Bingo’s Free Event

This a free event to attend, but it is recommended that you get registered (plus that way you can get in on extra chances for prizes during the event. Get registered at YakimaBirthBingo2.rsvpify.com.

“Join us for an afternoon of bingo, incredible prizes, local resources, pregnancy and postpartum education, and meaningful connections with other growing families. Discover businesses and professionals dedicated to supporting you through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum, all while having fun!”
Yakima Birth Bingo Facebook Event page

Prepare yourself and your growing family with a great community and an amazing event coming up in Selah. For more details, visit their Facebook Event Page.

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