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There are spaces in tomorrow's Baby Yoga class if anyone would like to do a taster. Please call Mehala to book on 07957 492 407.


Further information about Baby Yoga:


I am pleased to announce that Red Dot Baby Yoga classes will be starting at the

Goose Green Clinic starting Thursday 31st October


? Baby Yoga involves gentle and playful moves and exercises for babies

? Learn how to support your baby?s developmental stages through yoga

? Enhance your baby's sleep and digestion in the early stages of growth

? Simple moves to support mothers to stretch, restore and tone


Suitable for babies over 6 weeks to pre-crawling


The Goose Green Clinic , 57 East Dulwich Road

Thursdays 10.00am ? 11.00am


Classes are block booked at ?10 for 4 consecutive classes (missed classes can be re-booked for flexibility).

Term is from Thursday 31st October ? 19th December

Availability for 6-8 mums and babies in each class


Drop-in / Taster Class ?12 ? please call in advance to check for spaces or check at reception on the day


All equipment provided. Wear comfortable clothing


To book a class or make an enquiry please contact Mehala on [email protected] or 07957 492 407

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