Ease Pregnancy Niggles @ Bun Wednesday 23 January!

By michelem
January 21, 2019 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted January 21, 2019

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Posted January 21, 2019

Backache, sore hips, rib pain... common pregnancy niggles, but how do you sort them out? Come and find out at the next Bun (in the oven) Wednesday session with specialist women's health osteopath Louisa Henderson, giving practical tips to find ease through pregnancy and get set for labour and birth, Wednesday 23 January 10:45 - 11:45 am at the Goose Green Clinic, 57-59 East Dulwich Road, SE22. FREE talk, (free tea and buns too!) no need to book, pregnancy yoga beforehand at 9:30 if you fancy it (book on for that at www.michelemyoga.com.) Come along, find out more, meet other local mamas to be, eat lots of buns!

Bun Wednesday is presented by Bloom, a collective of local practitioners dedicated to supporting women through pregnancy, birth and parenthood. Hope to see you there : )

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