Support for parents of twins and multiples in Melbourne

NIMBA (Northern and Inner Multiple Birth Association Inc) is a group of families who have all had multiple births and live in the northern and inner suburbs of Melbourne, Naarm. We provide information, practical advice and support to families of multiples.

When you join NIMBA, you and your family will have the opportunity to form friendships and share the joy and challenges of raising twins, triplets or more.
NIMBA was founded in November 1987. NIMBA is a not-for-profit, volunteer run organisation. Our organisation is inclusive and provides opportunities and practical support for families with twins and triplets.  
 
Joining NIMBA for a small annual fee gives you access to the activities, support and resources. In addition, you are automatically granted membership to the national body, the Australian Multiple Birth Association.

Register to join NIMBA       Learn More About Our Club

 

The Nimba community acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woiwurrung as the Traditional Owners of the lands and waters on which our current members reside, and pays respect to their Elders past and present.

For more than 60,000 years, Wurundjeri families raised their children on this Country, building the kind of community that makes that possible. Among those children, across countless generations, were twins and multiples – and long before NIMBA existed, this Country already knew what it means to build a village around a family raising more than one child at once.

We are a small part of a very long story of community care. We are grateful to gather on this Country, and to carry that tradition forward in our own way.

Events
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Yarra ⭐️ Weekly ⭐️ Multiples Playgroup
Sep
03
Yarra ⭐️ Weekly ⭐️ Multiples Playgroup
Bargoonga Nganjin North Fitzroy Library
03-09-2026 10:00 – 17-12-2026 12:00
City of Yarra run a families of multiples playgroup every Thursday from 10am - 12.00pm at Bargoonga Nganjin North Fitzroy Library. Multiples of all ages welcome, as well as older or younger siblings! Located in the upstairs playroom, there’s plenty of indoor and (covered) outdoor space perfect for kids of all ages. A great wet weather activity with plenty of toys, trikes, walkers, cars and even a slide! Bathroom and change facilities on site and a small kitchenette for food prep as well. Added bonus - lots of NIMBA families often attend :) For more information you can contact playgroups@yarracity.vic.gov.au
Thornbury Friday playgroup - September edition
Sep
11
Thornbury Friday playgroup - September edition
Thornbury
10:00 – 12:00
Come along to connect and play with other families of multiples. All ages and siblings welcome, we’ll have mats and toys for babies, and plenty of toys for the bigs. If the weather is dry, we’ll open the doors and enjoy the secure fenced outdoor play area. Change table, toilets and kitchen all available. Tea, coffee and snacks available. Bring a full morning tea for the kids if needed. Full address is on the Facebook event invite, for members only. **please note that we might take a photo or two for funding and newsletter purposes. Please let me know if you would not like to be photographed  This playgroup is proudly supported by the City of Darebin's Community Grants Program.
Online Webinar - Toilet Training for Multiples
Sep
17
Online Webinar - Toilet Training for Multiples
19:30 – 21:30
As we start to come into some warmer weather in the spring, what better time to think about toilet training?! Join Monica Ferrie from Toilet Training Educators who will teach you how to create the perfect environment for your children to learn this new skill and what tools you need to make this happen. We will learn and develop skills that provide a solid foundation for evidence based toilet 'training' - it's a skill that must be learned, like eating or walking. The session will cover: • the research about toilet training including optimal time to start • toilet training as a normal skill development process • how to go about the process of toilet training • what problems might be encountered along the way and dealing with them • the difference between a toilet training issue and a continence problem • continence issues including day wetting, constipation and soiling • night wetting or bedwetting. About Monica Ferrie: Monica’s expertise lies in creating environments where people can perform at their best and ensuring they have the skills and tools to make that happen. Understanding how we learn and develop skills provides a solid foundation for evidence based toilet ‘training’ – it’s a skill that must be learned – like eating or walking. Toilet Training Educators Resources: https://toilettrainingeducators.com.au/resource-centre/ +++++++++++ This is a NIMBA funded event for NIMBA and AMBA club members.  Online Meeting joining info will be shared 2 weeks prior to event. Please check the Facebook event page for meeting link or email NIMBA Events at events@nimba.amba.org.au for further information