These are a few links that you might find useful.
Christchurch Multiple Birth Club Bereavement Support http://www.cmbc.co.nz/bereavement_support.htm
CMBC Bereavement Support gently offers all families practical resources, creating of tangible keepsakes and emotional support before, during or after the birth and bereavement of a pregnancy, baby or infant twins, triplets or high multiples.
Contact:
Karen Jefferson 021 1684 185
Email bereavementsupport@xtra.co.nz
Kiwi Families : Activities for Childre http://www.kiwifamilies.co.nz/
Description: The essential guide to raising children in New Zealand, covering pregnancy, babies, and toddlers to teens. Expert parenting advice, help and information as well as support from other NZ parents.
Twin Loss NZ http://www.twinloss.org.nz
This is a nationwide support group for families who have suffered the loss of one or more or all of their twin, triplets, or more in a multiple birth, from early pregnancy through to childhood and beyond.
Contact: Jan Liddell (09)411-9922 or Rosemary Smart (09)576-6359 Email: twinloss@xtra.co.nz
Home Grown Kids http://www.homegrownkids.co.nz
Home Grown Kids supports home-based educators and families in the provision of excellent home based childcare, and we are a proud long-term sponsor of NZMBA.

Phone: 0508 HG KIDS (0508 44 54 37)

Email: info@homegrownkids.co.nz

Home Grown Kids
Oh Baby http://www.ohbaby.co.nz/
A New Zealand website for those planning a pregnancy, expecting a baby and parenting children aged 0-5. This site also has content relating to twins and multiple births, including a week by week multiples-specific pregnancy guide, and some info on chorionicity, zygosity and TTTS.
La Leche League New Zealand http://www.lalecheleague.org.nz
If you plan to breastfeed your babies, you'll want the information and encouragement that La Leche League can provide.
Mothers of Supertwins (MOST) http://www.mostonline.org/
Mothers of Supertwins (MOST) is a network of families with triplets, quadruplets and more. MOST provides information, resources, empathy and good humor during pregnancy, infancy, toddlerhood and school age. MOST is an international non-profit organization and exists through the generous support of families and professionals.
Baby WebNZ http://www.babywebnz.org
BabyWebNZ is a free New Zealand owned and operated information directory with a range of information and links from childbirth education to finding a midwife.
PORSE Nanny Childcare Network (NZ) Ltd http://www.porsenz.com
We partner families for excellence in the education, care and nurturing of young children.
Phone: 0800 2 PORSE (0800 276 773)
Email: childcare@porsenz.com
The Plunket Society http://www.plunket.org.nz/
Plunket is New Zealand's leading provider of well child and family health services in New Zealand. It provides a unique mix of a professionally educated workforce working hand-in-hand with volunteers throughout New Zealand.
Twins Magazine http://www.twinsmagazine.com/
The magazine for parents of multiples (USA).
The Triplet Connection http://www.tripletconnection.com
The Triplet Connection is a "Network of Caring and Sharing" for multiple-birth families in the US. It provides vital information to families who are expecting triplets, quadruplets, quintuplets or more, as well as encouragement, resources, and networking opportunities for families who are parents of larger multiples.
Australian Multiple Birth Club (AMBA) http://www.amba.org.au
The Australian Multiple Birth Association Inc, founded in 1974, is a self-help voluntary organisation, concerned with the well-being of multiple birth children and their families in Australia.
Twins and Multiple Birth Association (TAMBA ) http://www.tamba.org.uk
TAMBA is the UK's only national registered charity providing information and mutual support networks for families of twins, triplets and more, highlighting their unique needs to all involved in their care.
BabyCentre http://www.babycentre.co.uk
The Baby Centre is a UK based site that has some great info on pregnancy, birth and life. There is also a lot of good info on Multiples.