'Tis the season of giving -- and I am already in the spirit. December is full of thinking about others. What gifts am I going to give friends and family this year? How can I serve at my church or community center? Will I adopt a family? These actions consume my entire busy month.
Willow Tree has created a village of support that my family did not have before attending our first group. Now I have met some of my dearest friends, become connected with resources I would not have found on my own, and feel truly rooted in my community.
I am a better partner and parent because of the support we have found at Willow Tree.
I picked up ANOTHER donation from the center today full of a variety of items for babies and pregnant moms. Your donations are greatly needed and deeply appreciated.
It is because of people like you all that Hannah's House has been able to remain open and help homeless pregnant mothers and their babies.
Thank you all so very much!
Willow Tree Family Center has been a great resource for the East Lansing La Leche League! Our group has been able to use the space to provide breastfeeding resources to area mothers. We love your space - it is perfect for our group!
I have taken care of kids for years, worked at a daycare for seven years, nannies for years... but I wouldn't have made it through becoming a mom without Willow Tree! I have struggled as it is, and I was involuntarily hospitalized for Postpartum Depression in January. If I didn't have Willow Tree, who knows where I would be!
I'm French, and all of my family lives outside the U.S. My husband is American, but his family lives out of state. So when I found out I was pregnant, I knew we would have to raise our child without any outside support.
However, I am convinced it takes a village to raise a child, and fortunately, I found one here: Willow Tree Family Center is my village.
Willow Tree Family Center is excited to announce our new space, located just across the hall! When we first opened our center, we never dreamed that we would out grow our modest space only two years after becoming a brick and mortor. Our groups have been packed full, which is a testement to the importance of having a community - a village - when you become a parent.
