Mums Wave.

Welcome to Mums Wave where I want you to feel the positive effects the ocean has on your mind body and soul.

I created this surf school to encourage everyone to experience the ocean in a relaxing, non- threatening manner. You can catch as many waves as you want or just sit on a surfboard and immerse yourself in the calming serenity of the ocean. Mums Wave Surf School is about you having a positive experience, learning to surf alongside other mums to support, encourage and have fun with.

A bit about me: My name is Lauren Robinson age 41. I have a husband and we have 4 year old daughter and we live in Ulladulla, moving from Phillip Island in Victoria 7 years ago. I discovered Surfing Mums in 2015 and have been a member of Mollymook Surfing Mums since then. As well as being a mum I have a Bachelor of Education, working as a teacher of PDHPE in both primary and secondary schools since 2002. When I moved to Ulladulla I completed my Surf Coaching certificate with Surfing Australia and have been teaching surfing for 7 years. Mums Wave was created and accredited by Surfing Australia in November 2019.

As a member of Mollymook Surfing Mums I would see many mums come and hang out, but not have the confidence to give surfing a go. Mums Wave focuses on mums learning to surf while their children are supervised by other mums and dads on the beach. This allows you to get that little bit of 'me time' that everyone needs as well as learning a life changing activity. For lessons run during Surfing Mum meetings, mums that want to use the child minding option must become registered members of Surfing Mums. Registration can be completed at surfingmums.com

For Mums with young kids I recommend you come and join us at our Surfing Mums meet-up on Monday and Thursday mornings from 9.30. They are usually held at North Mollymook but can change location depending on surf conditions. Information is usually posted on the Mollymook Surfing Mums page on Facebook.

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What you can gain from Mums Wave:

Positives:

  • Learn to surf in a fun friendly environment.
  • Hang out at the beach
  • You and your child get to socialise with other people, in a pristine environment
  • Your child gets to watch their mum catch awesome waves
  • Exercise
  • Relaxation
  • Meet like minded people.

    Negatives:

  • You have to leave eventually
    SURF LESSONS
    Mums Wave Surfing Mums Lessons Mums Wave surf lessons run during Surfing Mums meetings, starting at 10am. During this 1 hour lesson, mums are able come along with or without their children. This is a beginner lesson, teaching the basics to getting you on a wave and standing up. There is no pressure, you can sit out the back, have a chat and relax or go hard and catch as many waves as you want. Feel free to go and check on your kid/s or have a rest when needed. Lessons outside surfing mums' hours can be booked on request. Mums Wave offers either private, small groups or family surf lessons.
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    Private lessons: These can be organised at a time of you choice, come alone or bring a couple of friends (max 4 people) Lessons duration is 1.5 hours and includes Surfboard and wetsuit.
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    Family Lessons: This is where the entire family gets to experience the wonders of surfing. Including instruction, surfboards and wetsuits. Lessons are 2 hours.
    PRICES:
    Mums Wave surf lesson run during Surfing Mums meetings: $40 per hour
    Private lessons: $70 per person
    Small Group: $65 per person max 4 people
    Family Surf Lesson: Adults $65 / Teenagers 13-18 $45 Children 5-13 $40 Children +5 $35 / Children 3-4 $25
    Board Hire: $40 per day

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    Contact Info

    Mums Wave. Ulladulla and Mollymook

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    • Lauren Robinson

    • 0437 284 033

    • Surfing Mums is about getting mums back into the water when they have kids. To get this to happen we have set up a dynamic social network all over Australia that gives mums an opportunity to meet up, surf and have fun. Our goal is to continue to build this community and network for parents, and provide the opportunity for them to surf without having to arrange alternative childcare.
      Our not-for-profit association supports a network of mums (and dads) and who meet at the beach or park to alternate childcare duties enabling parents to enjoy some time in the surf. We have a developed a "surf swap" system. Mums in the group partner up, so that while one mum stays to mind hers and another mum's the children, the other goes for a surf. And then they swap.
      Surfing mums was founded in 2008 by two mothers in Bryon Bay. After meeting up regularly to mind each other's children while the other surfed, they decided that this partnership could benefit mums around the country, and so Surfing Mums was born