Writing Motherhood

Welcome to "Writing Motherhood," a unique and nurturing space where mothers can come together to capture and cherish the fleeting moments of their children's lives. This class is designed for mothers of all backgrounds to explore the art of storytelling through the lens of motherhood. Using personal artifacts such as toys, ticket stubs, photos, and more, participants will learn to weave these items into compelling narratives that celebrate and preserve the journey of their children.

In "Writing Motherhood," you will engage in creative writing exercises, group discussions, and personal reflection to unlock the stories that these objects hold. Whether it's the teddy bear that comforted your child through the night, the ticket stub from their first movie, or a photo that captures a precious moment, each item will serve as a muse for your storytelling.

The class is structured to foster a supportive community where mothers can share experiences, gain inspiration, and develop their writing skills. By the end of the course, you will have created a collection of stories that not only reflect your child's growth and milestones but also your journey and evolution as a mother. Join us in celebrating the beauty and complexity of motherhood through the written word.

Key Features:

-Personal Artifact Exploration: Learn how to use personal items as catalysts for storytelling.

-Creative Writing Exercises: Engage in prompts and activities designed to spark your imagination and bring your stories to life.

-Supportive Community: Connect with other mothers, share experiences, and grow in a nurturing environment.

-Skill Development: Enhance your writing skills with guidance from experienced instructors.

-Legacy Creation: Create a meaningful collection of stories that can be cherished for generations.

"Writing Motherhood" is more than just a writing class; it's a journey into the heart of your family's story. Join us and turn the memories of today into the cherished stories of tomorrow.

At least 3 participants needed to run the workshop, maximum of 8 participants.