Wind and Colic Help for parents

By Natalie Doula
May 7, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Natalie Doula

Posted May 7, 2019

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Posted May 7, 2019

Hello

I am Natalie, local mum and baby expert.

I am so excited and proud of myself to be releasing my first digital guide for parents.

The Guide to Baby massaage for Wind and Colic can also be used to help babys that have reflux and constipation.

Suitable to use from birth - toddler

The Guide will:

Give you instant access to baby massage strokes to help wind and colic

Show you how to wind your baby

Help you understand your babys digestive system

Help you connect and bond with your baby through massage

Use the massage strokes to soothe your baby.

Visit more info or to buy

https://windandcolicguide.podia.com/

If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact me [email protected]

Thank you

Natalie

www.birthbabybliss.co.uk

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