Calling all second time bumps!

By Suze Cook
October 22, 2013 in The Family Room Discussion

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Suze Cook

Posted October 22, 2013

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Posted October 22, 2013

If you are pregnant with your 2nd baby, come along to our Welcoming Baby Number 2 course at The Vale Practice on Sunday, 24th November.

Take some time out of your busy life to prepare for your next baby. 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 parents-to-be. Instead of our usual 3-evening format, this will be a one-day course covering all the same material. Led by a very experienced midwife plus a recent 2nd time mum. Our venue is the Vale Practice next to East Dulwich station. For more information and bookings, please visit our website (www.theneopractice.com) or email [email protected]. Hope you can join us! Suze (http://bit.ly/1h4yo5t)

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