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Positive Birth Movement East Dulwich FREE Meet up 22nd May


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Announcing a new group for mums and pregnant ladies that live in East Dulwich or close by!


The positive birth movement was set up to help empower women and inform them so that they can feel positive about birth and meeting their new baby.


The Group are now hosing regular FREE meet ups for women that would like to get bit of positivity back into their life by meeting other women in the same position and other local people who want to support you through your pregnancy.


If you would like to learn more about the meet ups and let us know if your planning to join us have a look at the website http://www.thegroupantenatal.co.uk/positive-birth-movement/

If you would like to find out more about the positive birth movement and how it can support you have a look here ... http://www.positivebirthmovement.org


OUR FIRST MEETING is on Monday 22nd May 10am-12pm in The French House on Lordship Lane. Anyone is welcome and look forward to seeing you there!!


Vicky, Emily and Rachel

(The Group)

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