There are so many sources of pregnancy information (sometimes it's an overload, to be honest), but there are some resources that I trust implicitly (then and now), and events and literature that I won't miss.
Baby Sense is one of these, and I'm looking forward to their pregnancy workshop on Saturday 11 June at The Forum in Joburg, which incidentally is one of my best workshop venues, with sensational food and facilities (like ample parking and great bathrooms – extra important when you're expecting).
Baby Sense, in collaboration with Baby Yum Yum, will give information and inspiration on the day, and you'll learn about baby's senses and their impact. Three experts will chat about topics such as the womb to world transition, healthy mom = healthy baby, and the secret to a sleeping baby.
Speaker information
Ann Richardson: Newborn sleep and routineSleep, or rather the lack of it, is probably the most discussed aspect of child care. Sr Ann Richardson will share valuable advice about baby’s sleep routine and how to help her make sense of her sensory environment to develop her own and unique rhythm.
Kath Megaw: Healthy Mom = Healthy BabyEstablishing good nutrition during pregnancy through to the toddler years is possibly one of the best investments you will make for your child's future and Kath Megaw's talk will assist you by giving you some practical simple yet powerful nuggets of nutritional advice.
Welma Lubbe: From Womb to WorldThe transition from the womb to world is a period of enormous change and adjustment for you and your baby. In this informative talk Dr Welma Lubbe looks at how the senses develop in utero and at birth and how to use this information to make the transition from womb to world a smooth one, the secrets of foetus stimulation, and tips to manage colic and ensure a calm, contented little one. |
The programme is from 9am to 1pm, and tickets are R350 each. You can book here.
For more information, go to Baby Sense.
