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WEEKLY MUMS GROUP – KZN

Home» WEEKLY MUMS GROUP – KZN

Are you a mum to a baby or toddler?

Are you feeling

  • depressed or anxious
  • lonely
  • bored
  • overwhelmed
  • exhausted

Or would you just like to meet some other mums?

Please join us every Friday at 9AM for coffee and a friendly chat! Attendance is FREE and babies are welcome. We are situated in Glen Anil which is between Durban North and Umhlanga

MORE INFO:

Alex: 083 788 0689 • 031 562 9253 • alwallis@polka.co.za

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Useful Websites

  • Baby Net
  • Baby Sense
  • BPD World
  • Health 24.com
  • Intouch Parenting
  • Linda Lewis
  • Marce Society
  • Postpartum Support International
  • Rhubarb and Custard
  • Springer Link
  • Trauma and Birth Stress
  • www.babaenkleuter.co.za
  • www.yourbaby.co.za
  • www.yourchild.co.za
  • www.yourparenting.co.za
  • www.yourpregnancy.co.za

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Disclaimer:

PNDSA cannot be held responsible for making any diagnoses or recommendations for treatment. Those suffering from symptoms of perinatal illness should immediately seek care with a suitably qualified and responsible health professional.