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Midwife-led group antenatal course for winter babies 2016


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Dear mums-to-be,


Are you expecting your baby between February and mid-March 2016?


Are you looking for antenatal classes run by an experienced and practicing midwife? A course to prepare you for labour, birth and early days with your baby and where you can meet other local parents expecting around your dates?


I am a practicing midwife with many years of experience and I run midwife-led antenatal group courses; these are informative but informal, research and experience-based, fun and dynamic, a space where you can have your questions answered from a non-judgmental point of view and meet a lovely group of other local expectant parents. The course content is as follows:


Saturday January 9th 2016: process of labour, how labour unfolds and non-medical pain relief options


Saturday January 16th 2016: medical pain relief options and when birth does not go to plan


Saturday January 23rd 2016: recovering from birth and early days with baby, what to expect


Saturday Janaury 30th 2016: changing nappies, bathing, soothing a crying baby and feeding your newborn



Classes run over 4 consecutive Saturdays from 10am to 1pm. The venue is the private room at the Lordship pub, at 211 Lordship Lane.


Getting to know the other couples in the group is very important, hence, during the course I organise two social events with the whole group, one for partners only, another one when the course is over and a final reunion with parents and babies. After that group keep on meting on a regular basis!


The whole course, material and phone/email support throughout these weeks cost 240?, to pay upfront or in small installments, as it is more convenient for you.


If you were interested contact me for an informal chat at 07598293625, PM me or send me an email at [email protected]


For further details about the courses, contents, dates and FAQ please check my website at:


http://www.ariadnasole.com


Please read my previous posts and comments from previous attendees at http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?25,1482443,1518716#msg-1518716


I also organise courses for second time parents, please check my website for dates and availability.


Looking forward to hearing from you, enjoy your bumps,


Ariadna Sole

http://www.ariadnasole.com

07598 293 625

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