Baby Basics- Antenatal Classes - Baby first Aid too

By Baby Basics
August 11, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted August 11, 2016

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Posted August 11, 2016

Hello Mums to Be,

Baby Basics is here and we are offering informative, relaxed antenatal classes.

Our classes are run by a registeredmidwife and trained antenatal teacher.

Our classes cover everything you need to know about pregnancy, labour, birth and your new baby.

The classes will be a wonderful way for you and your birth partner to feel confident and informed be for the birth of you baby and meet some new friends along the way.

All of our attendees receive baby first aid too.

Our 5 week September course starts on Wednesday 28th September from 7-9pm at Mothers Inc. 124 Forest Hill Rd Se22 0rs.

To book or for more information please email us [email protected]

Thanks

The Baby Basics Team

www.babybasicslondon.weebly.com

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