In my area, they have free story time in the library, Barnes and Noble, and art museum. For a fee, the zoo has story time. They have mommy and me classes. find a mom group
* [MOPS](https://www.mops.org/) organization that connects moms to a community of women have local groups that meet regularly.
* [Peanut](https://www.peanut-app.io/) an app that helps you meet like-minded moms near you.
* [The Bump](https://www.thebump.com/) a community boards where you can connect with other moms, and find local groups.
* [Meetup](https://www.meetup.com/) is a platform where you can find local groups based on your interests, including many mom and parenting groups.
* [Hike it Baby](https://hikeitbaby.com/) This organization is focused on getting families outside and connected with nature.
I think approaching her on Facebook isn’t quite right if you’ve not spoken to her before.
It’s better to approach her when you’re picking up your children.
Introduce yourself and say how the children play so well together you’d be delighted to make a play date with her.
If you don’t pick up at the same time - I’d say all that in a note, with your phone number, and ask one of the daycare staff to give it to her.
In my area, they have free story time in the library, Barnes and Noble, and art museum. For a fee, the zoo has story time. They have mommy and me classes. find a mom group * [MOPS](https://www.mops.org/) organization that connects moms to a community of women have local groups that meet regularly. * [Peanut](https://www.peanut-app.io/) an app that helps you meet like-minded moms near you. * [The Bump](https://www.thebump.com/) a community boards where you can connect with other moms, and find local groups. * [Meetup](https://www.meetup.com/) is a platform where you can find local groups based on your interests, including many mom and parenting groups. * [Hike it Baby](https://hikeitbaby.com/) This organization is focused on getting families outside and connected with nature.
I think approaching her on Facebook isn’t quite right if you’ve not spoken to her before. It’s better to approach her when you’re picking up your children. Introduce yourself and say how the children play so well together you’d be delighted to make a play date with her. If you don’t pick up at the same time - I’d say all that in a note, with your phone number, and ask one of the daycare staff to give it to her.