3082 days ago

CRAFT POSTNATAL CARE WHILE PREGNANT

Philippa Murphy from The Pudding Club, Crafting Postnatal Care in the Antenatal Stage

WE ARE NOW TAKING BOOKINGS FOR OUR NEXT CLASS
STARTS: 17th October 2017, 7-8.30pm
WHERE: 233 King Street, Rangiora
COST: $60.00 per couple
DURATION: 6 weeks, one night a week
Come rest, digest and enjoy with us while you meet your 'village' of postnatal health professionals to foster a stable environment of support for you and your baby.

The Pudding Club’s standard curriculum covers breastfeeding, bottle feeding, basic newborn digestive biology, a baby’s cues, burping and calming techniques, developmental sleep, normal and abnormal health indicators for baby and parents and general practical care. They also focus on teaching proven, preventative measures for the behaviours of colic, reflux, lactose and dairy overload. Oh, and did I mention you also receive a delicious pudding to devour during class and a free copy of the best selling book, 'BabyCues - Nurture with Nature' (BabyCues ) which teaches parents how to nurture their baby with responsive, Bio-logical Care (life-logical care). We also have free products to send you home, so why wouldn't you come?

Duration: One evening a week for six weeks, each session runs for 1 1/2 hours and one six week course runs each term
Numbers: 6 couples or single parent per term
Please feel free to view our 'Course Content' on our website www.thepuddingclub.org...
book your space, and pudding, by emailing relax@thepuddingclub.org, or phoning 021 185 4352.

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