The Inch Women's Group produced an exhibition during International Women's Day celebrations 2000.

The exhibition came from ideas about childhood and parenthood and was developed through group discussions, a photographic project, written exercises and an exhibition project.

It consisted of three spaces:
The first space was a wall that introduced the women and the history and themes of the exhibition.
The second was a corridor. The two facing sides displayed portraits of children with written material. There were hanging and suspended objects such as children's toys.
The third space was a recess leading to a a memory box which contained real objects with tagged or printed material which developed our understanding of both the objects and written material.

The exhibition met with enthusiastic responses at venues around South Edinburgh including Gilmerton Community Centre and Moredun Library.