New Workshop for mums to be

By Sjtess
December 15, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted December 15, 2017

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Posted December 15, 2017

Calling all mums-to-be!

You've written your birth plan, taken antenatal classes, practiced your hypnobirthing techniques but have you thought about what happens after you've given birth?

I'm a local postnatal doula based in Brockley and I'm running this workshop in January at Space@61 on preparing and planning for life after birth - https://www.sarahtessier.com/new-events/mothermoonworkshop.

In the spirit of Christmas, I'm currently offering a discount - the workshop is regularly ?75 but book by the 24th of December and use the code DECEMBER and get it for ?60!

Merry Christmas!

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