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Perfect start to family life

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19 Jun, 2015 01:44 AM2 mins to read

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Angie Brierley is looking forward to this weekend's expo. Photo / Ben Fraser

Angie Brierley is looking forward to this weekend's expo. Photo / Ben Fraser

Whether you are in the early stages of starting a family or you have a bunch of rugrats, this weekend's Tummy & Tots Expo has something for all stages of family life.

The three-day event, which is in Rotorua for the first time, begins today at 12 noon in the Sir Howard Morrison Performing Arts Centre.

It is a showcase of all subjects relating to pregnancy, children under 5 and family life and will feature workshops, entertainment, shopping and samples.

The organisers have teamed up with Plunket, which will benefit from every door sale by $2.

"There's going to be a lot of information there, particularly for new families so if you've not had a child yet it's a good place to start," said Plunket Rotorua's Angie Brierley.

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"If you're looking at babywearing or car seats you can explore some options.

"It's a great opportunity for us to be seen and to have the bonus of fundraising is amazing." The community funding co-ordinator and car seat technician said Plunket would give away a car seat in a competition to find the fastest car seat installer.

Event organiser Alia Ryan said the idea for the expo came from her own family and recent maternity leave.

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"I started event management a few years go but it was always a sideline.

"Last year while on maternity leave I decided to create an event that tied in."

She said there would be goodie bags for the first 1500 families who come through the doors.

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