Postnatal course for new mums

By Natalie Doula
October 12, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Natalie Doula

Posted October 12, 2016

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Posted October 12, 2016

Hello

I am launching my new postnatal courses for new mums.I have designed the 2 week course for mums with babies aged 2 -10 weeks as a chance to learn about your new baby,meet other mums, and share your experiences as a new mum.

The course covers:

Understanding your babies cries and cues

Feeding - breast, bottle or both - I cover it all

Understanding newborn sleep

Birth - share your story

Ask questions in a relaxed, non judgemental space

& More

The first course starts on Friday 21st October from 1pm at Mother's Inc, East Dulwich, to reserve your space or more info email [email protected] or call 07856672072

Thank you

www.nataliedoula.co.uk

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