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Welcoming Baby Number Two

Suze Cook

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Suze Cook

Suze Cook

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We have two more spaces left for our Welcoming Baby Number Two Course. Join other 2nd time parents-to-be 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 as well as a refresh on birth, breastfeeding and the early days. This one day course is led by a very experienced midwife plus a recent 2nd time mum. Our venue is The Vale Practice on Grove Vale. Course cost: ?200 per couple (?180 for East Dulwich Mums). For more information and bookings, please visit our website www.theneopractice.com or email us at [email protected]. Suze
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