Absolutely, the studio is the perfect place to catch up with loved ones. Just ensure to book seats accordingly.

As a small artisan space, all places in the workshop are booked per person, as each participant is guided through the making process.

If someone would like to attend, they will need to book a place—even if they choose to take a more observational role during the session.

You’re very welcome to book a private session for your group. This allows you to share the space exclusively and move through the experience together. Simply reach our on our contact form.

Alternatively, you’re welcome to book multiple places within a public session so you can attend alongside familiar faces.

Yes—each booking is for one adult and their baby (from newborn to almost mobile)

You’ll have your own place at the table, with space to move gently between making and caring as needed.

This session is best suited for pre-crawling babies through to around 12 months.

You’re welcome to attend with younger or older babies—just keep in mind the space is set up for a slower, seated experience. We have up to four high chairs for use.

This session is designed for one adult and one baby, creating a calm and supportive space—and a special time for you to be with your new little one.

If you would like to bring an older sibling, you’re welcome to book an additional place for them.

Alternatively, you may wish to arrange a private group session, which allows for a more flexible and personalised experience.

Yes—partners are very welcome.

Each booking includes one adult and one baby, so if you’d like to attend together, a second place will need to be booked.

These sessions are intentionally centred around mothers.

At Alch Cera, there is a deep reverence for the experience of motherhood—the giving of self, the shift in identity, and the reorientation of life that comes with welcoming a new child.

This offering is designed as a space to gently fill the cup of mothers—to hold, support, and care for them, as they care for another.

Partners and carers are absolutely welcome to attend, though this is the lens through which the session has been shaped.

You’re very welcome to attend.

This session is designed with younger babies in mind, so the space is set for a slower, more seated experience.

If your baby is over 12 months, an additional seat will need to be booked for them.

Alternatively, you may wish to arrange a private or private group session, which allows for a more flexible and spacious experience.

You’re welcome to bring a pram, however the studio can accommodate a maximum of two prams at a time.

On clear days, prams are also welcome to remain just outside the studio.

Carriers are very welcome, and we recommend arriving holding your baby where possible to help keep the space open and easy to move within.

If you are hoping to bring a pram, please let us know in your booking form.

You don’t need to come in with any experience or ideas—this space is designed to guide you gently through the process.

I’ll offer simple forms and quiet direction to help you begin, and you’re welcome to move at your own pace.

Together, we’ll create small, meaningful pieces.

Alternatively, I offer the premium Little Heirlooms experience (linked below) where you design and I handcraft the final piece after taking your baby’s imprint.

These are private sessions—suited to those who wish to guide the vision, and entrust the making.

Yes—this group offering can be gifted or or private premium Little Heirloom Sessions.

It makes a thoughtful and lasting way to honour a new mother, offering her a moment to slow down and create something meaningful with her baby.

Gift offerings (gift vouchers) can be purchased online as E-card or as a beautifully packaged gift that can be picked up from our handy central Frankston location.