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Yoshimi

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I have been meaning to post something on here for ages to say that I joined a Choir shortly after having my daughter last year and it was such huge support to me.


It was great to have an hour and a half each week where nobody was talking about babies and I could concentrate on something completely different. I could practise whilst changing nappies etc and the occasional concert provided an opportunity to get a bit nervous/excited.


If you are a new mum and have someone who can babysit, I would really recommend joining a choir (or something something similar!).


The one I joined was the Nunhead Community choir. If you're interested in joining then we're doing mainly Christmas songs for the next few weeks I think. Details here: http://nunheadchoir.wordpress.com/

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