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HYPNOBIRTHING GIFT VOUCHER


Choosing the right Christmas present for a pregnant lady can be tricky. Whilst both bubble bath and a pedicure are very kind and thoughtful gifts (I love them!), you can guarantee that someone else will have the same idea and get the pregnant lady in your life the same thing. Boring?


Whether you are a good friend, her parent or her partner, you want your gift to be thoughtful, original and something she will really appreciate. With that in mind, I introduce to you the ?hypnobirthing gift voucher?. Give the special pregnant lady in your life the gift of relaxation and confidence before birth. It is the opportunity to help her (and you, if you are the birth partner) enjoy a positive birth experience. Priceless.


Beautifully presented in a gift box, the gift voucher offerings range from ?60 for a hypnobirthing relaxation session, ?150 for the hypnobirthing essentials class or ?280 for the full course. Get in touch to find out more.


[email protected]

www.thehypnobirthinghome.com


The Hypnobirthing Home is nestled between Herne Hill, West Dulwich, West Norwood, Streatham & Brixton. AKA Tulse Hill.

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