June 3 Early Days Postnatal Course in East Dulwich

By Pippa21
April 16, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted April 16, 2016

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Posted April 16, 2016

If you have a baby aged 2 weeks -6 months old then this course could be just right for you!

Over 6 morning sessions the group (maximum of 8 parents) will explore a series of topics related to life with a young baby.

So many courses focus on the baby, but this course takes it's focus as the parent.

How is your sleeping, feeding and crying going?

How do you feel about returning to study or work?

How is your maternity leave going?

We also spend time thinking about how the birth has left you feeling, and have information about accessing your maternity records etc.

The course pack includes leaflets on all of the above topics, and much more. With resources to look at and the opportunity to make another network of friends in the area I do hope you come along to join those already booked on to the June course.

For more details contact: [email protected] or go to the main NCT website: www.nct.org.uk

The July course is fully booked.

Have a good week, and hope to see you soon.

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