Hundreds of parents and parents-to-be will descend on the Adelaide Showground this weekend to take part in the Pregnancy Babies & Children’s (PBC) Expo.
More than 100 participating organisations and small businesses will showcase their services and products – vital for all new and impending parents.
This free-to-register expo is Australia’s largest and world’s longest running early parenting event, connecting leading brands and experts with new Australian families.
Partnering with Red Nose Australia and Kidsafe Australia, the PBC Expo also offers free educational talks from expert speakers, classes, and workshops.
The event will be held this Saturday and Sunday (30 April – 1 May), giving Adelaideans the opportunity to ask their burning questions directly to brand owners, product developers and service providers.
If you are expecting your first child, you will be able to find exhibitors that can assist you on topics such as: birthing information, breastfeeding support, child safety information, nursery equipment, parenting support groups, post-natal care information, pregnancy body-care, ultrasound diagnostic services, and more.
The Pregnancy Babies and Children’s Expo has been delivering trusted pregnancy and parenting information and advice to Australian families for 30 years. Twelve expos are being held across Australia this year, showcasing big brands as well as small, local businesses.
Some local SA brands in attendance include Alo + Ala, Bebe Luxe and Bless Your Cotton Socks, just to name a few.
The PBC Expo provides access to hundreds of exhibitors, all with varied options on a huge range of topics, brands, and services. This enables visitors to exercise individual choice for their own parenting journeys – for as we all know, no two families’ needs are exactly the same.
What: Pregnancy Babies & Children’s Expo.
When: Saturday 30 April 10:00am–5:00pm & Sunday 1 May 10:00am–4:00pm
Where: Adelaide Showground, Goodwood Rd, Wayville SA 5034.
To purchase your FREE tickets to this event head to the PBC website.
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