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Mothers inc. are hosting a pregnancy evening, to get together, meet other expectant mums and celebrate pregnancy.


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


FRIDAY 27TH JANUARY 2017


Time: -7pm - 9pm


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


The night will include a mini treatment (Reflexology taster, Indian head massage, or head, neck and shoulder massage) drinks, and socialising with other expectant mums.


We also have Dr Helena Belgrave a perinatal Counsellor who works with Mothers and Mothers-to-be and Maria Yasnova a local Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) for any expectant mothers interested in breastfeeding to share information on breastfeeding support available locally.


We hope you can make it! Partners welcome :-)


Tickets are ?10

Call 0208 693 4033 or email [email protected] to purchase your ticket.


Many thanks


Mothers inc.


"Because every day should be Mother?s day"

124 Forest Hill Road, East Dulwich, SE22 0RS

020 8693 4033

07811 930 993

www.mothersinc.co.uk

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