Saturday classes to commence after easter for baby's and toddlers

By SamMander
February 12, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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SamMander

Posted February 12, 2015

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Posted February 12, 2015

It can be difficult for parents and carers to connect with their little ones during the week, especially if you have to work full time. These early years are the most valuable and crucial in their development and emotionally it can be hard on everyone especially as life is tricky enough trying to find the balance between family and work.

With lack of weekend classes that nurture the child's mind and build connections between parent/carer and child, I shall be offering Saturday classes in my first 2 stages (hueristic play and treasure baskets ) after the easter break.

This will not only be a class dedicated for your little ones, but a class for you to enjoy with your child. Something unique and special created with deep thought and love.

Any interest or queries or if you know of anyone who would be interested - please share and contact me at [email protected]

Lots of love everyone xxx

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