Newcastle Multiple Birth Club

Whether you’re expecting twins, already in the thick of it, or navigating life with multiples… you’ve found your people.

In Newcastle, Lake Macquarie & the Greater Hunter Region

Connected families.

Supported parents.

Thriving multiples.

Double the babies.
Double the chaos.
Double the love.

Parenting multiples is a completely different journey — and you don’t have to do it alone.

At NMBC, we’re a community of parents who get it. Built by families of multiples, for families of multiples — here to support you every step of the way.

What We Do

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Expectancy Program

Our Expectancy Program offers parents expecting multiples an opportunity to meet in a nonthreatening atmosphere to discuss concerns and share ideas.

Photo courtesy of Newcastle Herald

Community

Our club hosts a range of social events and activities. These include a playgroup, family outings, luncheons, picnics, and an annual end-of-year celebration.

Multiple Birth Awareness Week. The Newcastle Multiple Birth Club (twins, triplets, quadruplets) has invited families to join their playgroup, held at Belair Baptist Church for the awareness week.     Sharon Claydon MP, Member for Newcastle and Pat Conroy MP, Member for Shortland read a book to the group.      PICTURED:    Megan Biddulph and her twins, Toby and Josie, 20-months-old.               19th March 2025 // PHOTO BY MARINA NEIL // NEWCASTLE HERALD

Support

Get support on multiple related topics such as breastfeeding, premature birth, IVF (in vitro fertilisation), special needs, and HOM (higher order multiples). 

Celebrate

To celebrate with families the joys of raising multiples through community, education and support

Relief

To relieve distress, hardship and/or social isolation and support for the unique challenges experienced by multiple birth families

Education & Support

To provide means of exchanging information and offering mutual support on the care and raising of multiple birth children

Community

To offer community events, information sessions, volunteer opportunities and resources to encourage the ongoing development of multiple birth children and their families