more Free hypnobirthing Zooms this week

By kkhh
July 15, 2020 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted July 15, 2020

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Posted July 15, 2020

I'm delighted that so many of you have enjoyed my free 'Release Stress & Relax Zoom for pregnancy/birth' sessions in the past few weeks, the feedback has been amazing.

There's still time to book onto this week's sessions

- this evening, Wednesday, at 8pm BST

- tomorrow morning, Thursday, at 10am BST

Simply 30mins of hypnobirthing breathing, relaxation, stress release and time to connect to your baby.

No cost, no obligations, everyone welcome and everyone will benefit ... baby and partner too!

I'd love you to give this a go, just come if you can :)

Please book your free place on www.hypnobirthingdownloads.com, email [email protected] or contact me through The Hypnobirthing Experts fb page.

If you have any questions about birth preparation I'll be pleased to help, do call me on 07963 046456 for a chat.

With warm wishes,

Kristin

The Hypnobirthing Experts / www.hypnobirthingdownloads.com

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