4 week Baby Massage Course starting Thursday 21st of June

By ValePractice
June 7, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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ValePractice

Posted June 7, 2018

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Posted June 7, 2018

* * * Our next BABY MASSAGE COURSE will begin on Thursday 21st of June * * *

COME ALONG AND HAVE FUN AND LEARN A NEW SKILL FOR YOU AND YOUR BABY

This 4 WEEK COURSE will run from Thursday 21st of June - Thursday 12th of July, from 11:00-12:15.

We provide all the oils, mats, cushions and handouts you'll need.

Held in a warm, supportive environment, the classes give you a chance to slow down, unwind and enjoy special one to one time with your baby. It?s a fantastic way to connect with your baby and enhances bonding. It can offer relief from wind, colic, constipation and teething pain, and also assists your baby?s sensory development.

Held at the Vale Practice in East Dulwich, just a short stroll from East Dulwich Station. ?60 for 4 classes

To book contact The Vale Practice on 020 8299 9798 or email [email protected]

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