Pregnant Mamas: Hypnobirthing @ Goose Green

By BabyBumpsAntenatal
July 29, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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BabyBumpsAntenatal

Posted July 29, 2015

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Posted July 29, 2015

Hello :)

Would you like to approach your baby's Birth Day feeling super confident, calm and ready - relaxed in the knowledge that all you have learned will help to give your baby a smooth transition Earthside? If the answer is a resounding 'yes' then get in touch about Hypnobumps courses at the Goose Green Clinic - a full antenatal course with practical baby care topics covered too.

For more information call, text or email (details at end of this message).

Wishing you all the very best,

Jackie

PS wondering what exactly is hypnobirthing? This blog post explains all... http://www.countthekicks.org.uk/pregnancy-information/jackie-kietz-talks-hypnobirthing/

Jackie Kietz

Hypnobirthing & NCT Instructor

Reflexologist/BabyReflex

07790 207363

www.baby-bumps.net

www.facebook.com/AntenatalReflex

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