Welcoming Baby Number Two

By Suze Cook
August 27, 2013 in The Family Room Discussion

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Suze Cook

Posted August 27, 2013

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Posted August 27, 2013

Calling all second time bumps? If you are pregnant with your 2nd baby, come along to our Welcoming Baby Number 2 course in September. We have two places left and so far we have mums (and some dads) attending from East Dulwich and Crystal Palace. The course has been developed by our Neo Practice parenting experts and with input from lots of second time parents. You'll get expert advice on managing life with a newborn and a toddler, managing sibling rivalry, preparing your older child for the big changes ahead - and meet lovely local second time parents-to-be. It's run over 3 evenings in Crystal Palace, led by a very experienced midwife. For more information and bookings, please visit us at www.theneopractice.com or email [email protected]. Use voucher code EDF for 10% off course prices. Hope you can join us! Suze

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