27 days ago

SPACE programme for new parents

Clive from Island Bay

The SPACE course is coming to Island Bay! Space supports you and your baby throughout your first year, while you build great relationships with other parents.

The course begins on Wednesday May 1st at 9.30 at St Hilda's Church, 311 The Parade. Places are limited. Sign up at
support.parentingplace.nz/space-bookings

Queries : officeislandbayanglican@gmail.com

Together with your little one, you’ll meet weekly over 20-30 weeks to explore parenting and your baby’s development as you discover what works for your family in a safe, facilitated environment. As well as discussion topics such as sleep, attachment and brain development, you’ll enjoy music, books and play experiences while getting to know the families in your group.

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