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Thula Mama - an acapella singing group for mums with pre-crawling babies.


Come and settle into a warm cosy sofa with your baby, be brought endless cups of tea and home-made cake, catch up with other mothers (who come back every week!) and sing exquisite songs and lullabies under the guidance of a mum who knows what you really need.


Thula Mama singing group is designed specifically to nourish the needs of mums as well as their babies. Far from a traditional baby music group, at Thula Mama the mothers sing chants, lullabies and songs from around the world in beautiful acapella harmony.


We believe that singing together is a way of developing a sense of community and is a grounding and confidence-building activity for mothers who can often feel very isolated.


Full of laughs, story-sharing, reviving singing, delicious cake and welcome release!


There are spaces for the next half term - starting Thursday 19th April. First session FREE! Sessions take place at my home in East Dulwich every Thursday morning between 10 and 11.30am.


Please email Elizabeth to book a free trial session: [email protected]


Check out the facebook page for reviews, examples of the songs we sing and photos of the delicious cakes! www.facebook.com/thulamamaED

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