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Men's voices and co-parents
Parenthood often comes with questions that are best answered through collective experience rather than manuals. Head over to this local initiative in the 20th district to connect with other parents and expectant parents in a supportive and open environment. Grab this chance to trade stories, find mutual encouragement, and build your own support network.
Maison des 1000 premiers jours du 20ème arrondissement
About
The Parole d'hommes et co-parents initiative welcomes fathers and co-parents to the Maison des 1000 premiers jours in the 20th arrondissement. These sessions provide a safe and supportive space to discuss the daily realities of parenthood alongside other local residents. Guided by healthcare professionals, these meetings allow you to share experiences and gain practical tools for your parenting journey. The sessions are entirely free of charge, open to adults aged 18 and over, and take place in a venue that is fully accessible for wheelchair users, ensuring a welcoming environment for all participants.
Free and accessible to all, this supportive discussion group allows you to find support, share, and leave equipped for this new life as a parent.
Healthcare professionals from the 20th arrondissement invite you to participate in discussion groups for parents - or future parents. These groups are free and allow you to discuss all the topics you encounter on a daily basis.
Our take on this event
Located at 9 passage des Tourelles, the Maison des 1000 premiers jours in the 20th arrondissement hosts the Parole d'hommes et co-parents discussion group. Designed for fathers and co-parents, these sessions are facilitated by local healthcare experts who provide a space for honest conversation. Participants can discuss the various challenges and topics they encounter in their daily lives, helping to build a support network during the early stages of parenthood.
The sessions run from 17:00 to 19:00 on a monthly basis. The scheduled dates are: October 23, November 20, and December 18, 2026, followed by January 22, February 19, March 19, April 16, May 21, and June 18, 2027. Participation is free for all attendees. The venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users, and the program is open to anyone aged 18 and older who is currently a parent or expecting a child.
