Baby Led Weaning Workshops

By patt1980
September 30, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted September 30, 2014

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Posted September 30, 2014

Interested in finding out more about baby led weaning? At our workshops you'll learn how it all works; when to start, the benefits of baby led weaning, what foods to offer and what foods to avoid, nutritional requirements for your 6 month old plus baby as well as addressing any questions about choking and reducing milk feeds.

We come out to antenatal and postnatal groups across London or offer out of home sessions in the East Dulwich and Crystal Palace areas in south London. Mums, dads, grandparents and babies welcome! We are two local mums (a nutritional therapist and career coach for mums) that write a baby led weaning blog full of recipes and ideas for all things the baby led weaning way. www.littleoneled.com

Group workshops are ?15 per person with 6 or more participants. For more information on availability get in touch @Little1Led or through our contact us page

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