The honest answer is: not much.

Jewish communal life abounds with entry points for young adults, and for families who already have children. But the threshold between those two chapters – the liminal moment where parents-to-be are expecting, but don’t yet have, their baby – is woefully underserved. At precisely the moment when parents are actively seeking community, information, and meaning, our communal resources are thinnest. A national landscape scan confirmed it: communities want this, and nothing like it exists.

Until now.

Hava NaBaby is closing the gap on what the Jewish community has to offer to expectant parents, and we’re excited to invite you to join us.