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HollieES

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HollieES

HollieES

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Hi there


I'm quite new to this forum and posted in the classifieds section when I should've posted in this forum really.


We're moving to East Dulwich this weekend and I'm expecting my first baby at the end of November. Would love to meet some first time mums who are due around the same time.


Also, I'm looking for a good pregnancy yoga class. I've been attending one in Clapham since 14 weeks but want to find one closer to our new home - any recommendations?


I'm also looking into HypnoBirthing courses and would be keen to hear anyone's recommendations. I've found a practitioner that will come to your home for ?318 (per couple) if you find another couple who would come along too. Is anyone due around the same time and would be interested in this?


That's all for now!

Hollie x

Penpop

Penpop

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There's a brilliant pregnancy yoga class on Friday nights at 7pm at ESPH gym on Lordship Lane. I've got the HypnoBirthing CD which seems to be quite good so thought I'd go for the cheaper option! I'm also a first time mum but am due at the start of October so don't know if that's too far from your due date?

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