Baby Sleep workshop- November & December dates

By Natalie Doula
October 24, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted October 24, 2018

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Posted October 24, 2018

Baby Sleep Workshop - Dulwich - November & December dates

I am excited to announce I am running my baby sleep workshops in Dulwich starting in November along Lordship Lane.

I designed the workshops from my knowledge and experience as a baby sleep consultant, doula and as a mum too.

The workshops on baby sleep give you information, guidance and tips on your baby's sleep

Every workshop covers :

Common sleep issues

Napping

Putting your baby down to sleep

Feeding to sleep

Bedtime routine & the importance to your baby

The link between sleep & feeding

Why your baby needs to be rocked /shushed /bounced to sleep

Everyone that attends the sleep workshop also receives FREE copy of my Sleep by stage ebook!

Dulwich Sleep Workshop Dates November & December

0-6 months - 12-2pm 27th November

6-12 months 12-2pm, 11th December

Spaces are limited, so book online today at

www.birthbabybliss.co.uk

For more info & 2019 dates email [email protected] or call 07856672072

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