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Baby sleep, routine & Feeding clinic - appointments available for Tuesday and Thursday


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The Birth Baby Bliss, Baby sleep routine and feeding clinic sessions run on selected days throughout the month, along Lordship Lane.


The 1 hour sessions provide you with advice and support for your babys sleep , routine and feeding issues including :

Having to take your baby out in the pram for naps

Feeding to sleep

Taking short naps

No predictable routine

Feeding all the time and they are not a newborn

Frequently waking at night

Not eating solids

Confused about solids


Clinic sessions still available for February:

12th February 2pm

14th February midday, 1pm and 2pm

26th February? midday, 1pm and 2pm


In this one to one advice session you will receive 1 hour of support on your babys sleep, routine or feeding issue.

You will take home personalised advice and solutions

One follow up support phone call included

***All February clinic sessions are ?60***


To book visit www.birthbabybliss.co.uk, email [email protected] or call 07856672072

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