Newborn Baby Postnatal Course starting in January - spaces available

By Natalie Doula
December 20, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Natalie Doula

Posted December 20, 2016

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Posted December 20, 2016

Hello

My postnatal course for new mums is the perfect way for mums to make new friends and learn to understand your baby. All classes are relaxed and friendly and you'll enjoy a hot drink too.?

The Newborn postnatal course will be running from Tuesday 10th January from 1pm-2.15pm, at Mothers Inc, 124 Forest Hill Rd SE22 0RS. Dates in Feb and March available too.

The course runs for 4 weeks and is for mums with babies aged 2 -12 weeks. The course will get you out the house, help you to understand and bond with your new baby covering sleep, feeding, cries and more and you'll meet other local mums.??

As a Doula and baby massage Instructor I have designed my course to include a colic massage sequence to ease this common issue for many newborn babies.??

Booking is required and spaces are limited so book today.??

If you would like to find out more about this course click the link

http://www.nataliedoula.co.uk/postnatal-courses. You can also book a private course in your home with friends. To book your space:

Please [email protected]?or call 07856672072.??

www.nataliedoula.co.uk

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