San Francisco

Newborn Playgroup for Babies 0 – 9 Months

When
Sun, Nov 8, 2026
10:30 am - 12:00 pm (PT)
Where
JCCSF, Lower Pac Heights
3200 California Street San Francisco, CA 94118 Map
Register Here
Free
Newborn Playgroup

*Sharing* *Friends * *Babies* *Learning* *Snacking*

Join other families in SF as we share the oys and joys of being a new parent. (0-5 years) (New Parents) (Jewish Parenting)

Join JBN SF Program Manager and Certified Doula, Jen Altman at the JCCSF to learn about your baby and get to know other new parents of newborns near you.

Connect with your baby through interactive Jewish rituals and everyday play while sharing the joys and oys of being a new parent. Every participant receives a complimentary baby bag full of gifts for you and your baby, including a handmade baby quilt courtesy of the Santa Clara Valley Quilting Association.

Registration is appreciated but not required. Registration helps us plan and be in touch in case anything changes. You do not need to be a member of any organization to attend this event.

Jewish Baby Network depends on donations to bring you these wonderful community events. In addition to your ticket, please consider a donation to JBN. Thank you!

Our programs are designed for families with children aged 0-36 months, but bring the whole family! Grandparents and extended family welcome. We always have great snacks, fun art supplies, and play spaces for older siblings too. We welcome everyone, including unaffiliated, single and multi-parent, multi-faith, multi-ethnic, multi-abled, and LGBTQ+ families.

JBN Sponsors: Congregations Beth Am, Beth Jacob, Kol Emeth, Or Shalom, Sherith Israel, and The Kitchen.

JBN Major Funders: The Koret Foundation, Rodan Family Foundation, and Leslie Family Foundation.

Jewish Baby Network is a program of Jewish Family and Children’s Services’ Center for Children and Youth. JFCS supports families from newborn to the elderly. Please visit the JFCS website for more information about all their great programs.

 

Jewish Baby Network - Jewish Family and Chilren's Services' Center for Children and Youth