ful planning and welcoming spaces, parents can discover the deep friendships they need. For any expectant parent who feels alone or unsure, it is important to know these feelings are normal. They are not a sign of failure. There are real solutions that can help. Hui in Bloom shows that with the right support, parents can build friendships that are strong, lasting, and life-changing. These connections make parenting more joyful and less stressful. They help parents feel seen, heard, and valued – and they remind every parent that they are never alone. Join a Hui today! Contact Family Hui Hawaii - Email: info@familyhuihawaii.org or follow us on IG: @family.hui.hawaii. nizes that meaningful relationships require both support and structure, especially during life’s most transformative seasons. Its impact extends beyond individual friendships to strengthening entire communities. When expectant parents have strong networks, they are better equipped to care for their own growing families and to support others. This creates a positive cycle of connection that benefits whole neighborhoods and future generations. The challenges of finding meaningful friendships in parenthood reflect a broader shift in how people live today. Families are often spread out, and neighbors may not know one another well. Peer-to-peer models like Hui in Bloom help bridge those gaps and bring people together again. With thought90 HAWAII PARENT November/December 2025 “Watching their parents building friendships and participating in a caring community helps keiki feel confident as they learn how to build relationships of their own”
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