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Dear 2nd time parents,


Are you pregnant with your 2nd baby? Are you looking for an antenatal course to brush up labour and prepare you for live with a toddler and a baby?


I am a practising midwife and I regularly run antenatal courses for first and second time parents. On November I will be running another course for 2nd time parents for those of you expecting on December/January. The course will run over 2 weeks on November 13th and 20th from 8pm until 10pm.


The First week will be about labour, what to expect 2nd time round, coping strategies and recovery time after giving birth.


The Second week will be about feeding your newborn and preparing you for life with 2, as well as preparing your toddler for when the little brother or sister arrives.


The course content is very flexible and I always try to accommodate any other topics that you may want to know about. The cost for 2 weeks is 100? and there are maximum 4 couples per group.


If you were interested, do not hesitate to get in touch with me for an informal chat.


You can email me: [email protected], phone: 07598 293 625 or PM me.


You can also check my website for further information: www.ariadnasole.com or click on this link to see comments from previous attendees: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?25,1238496,1374171#msg-1374171


I look forward to hearing from you,


Best wishes,


Ariadna Sole

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