Pregnancy evening.

By MothersInc
October 11, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted October 11, 2016

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Posted October 11, 2016

Calling all bumps!

There are still tickets available.

Mothers inc. are hosting a pregnancy evening and we feel it will be a great evening to get together, meet other expectant mums and celebrate pregnancy.

Mothers inc's non alcoholic pregnancy evening will be held on:-

FRIDAY 28TH OCTOBER 2016

Time: -7pm - 9pm

Venue - Mothers inc. 124 Forest Hill Road, SE22 0RS

The night will include a mini treatment, drinks, and socialising with other expectant mums.

Natalie Doula will also be on hand to discuss what to expect after the baby arrives and to answer any baby related questions whether you are a first time mum or making the transition from one child to two etc.

We also have Irene Bocchetta a Craniosacral therapist and Alison Beadle on hand who is a pre and post natal fitness instructor.

We hope you can make it.

Tickets are ?10

To book, please call 0208 693 4033 or email

[email protected]

Many thanks

The Mothers inc. team.

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