Join us in celebrating National Multiple Births Awareness Day (NMBAD) Get together with MBFA families for a fun filled day with the kids.
Location: Walter Baker Park in Kanata
WHY Do we celebrate?
National Multiple Births Awareness Day (NMBAD) is celebrated annually on May 28, which happens to be the birth date of the Dionne Quintuplets.
The Dionne Quintuplets were five identical sisters born in 1934 in Corbeil, Ontario, Canada. Their birth was nothing short of a miracle, as they were the first known set of quintuplets to survive infancy. The world was captivated by their arrival, and their story drew worldwide attention.
Here are some key points about the Dionne Quintuplets and National Multiple Births Awareness Day:
The Miracle Birth:
Exploitation and Challenges:
National Multiple Births Awareness Day (NMBAD):
WHO: Any family with multiples are welcome. Lets Celebrate National Multiple Births Awareness Day together. Hosted by Ottawa’s MBFA (Multiple Births Families Association)
WHERE: Walter Baker Park. We have a picnic shelter and use of the park. Ample parking.
WHEN: 10:30 am through 1 pm.
DETAILS: Park has a splash pad, play structure, and path to scoot or ride a bike on. Volunteer face painters will be there as well a volunteer from the local Library to host a "Twins" themed story time.
There is a big hill to run up if your kids have extra energy. Lots of grass to set up a blanket or run around. We will be offering a light snack and special treat but please bring water and any food for your family picnic/lunch.
No registration necessary (but helps to make sure we have enough special treats)! Free event open to all multiples families.
MBFA, PO Box 5532 Station ‘F’, Ottawa ON K2C 3M1
"Multiple Birth Families Association" is a non-profit organization