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Meeting other Mums

Meeting other Mums

When pregnant, having friends who are going through the same things as you can be a tremendous support. This article describes how you can meet other mums-to-be to learn about their experiences.

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Having friends who are going through the same things as you can be a tremendous support.

How to meet other mums and mums-to-be

Having friends who are going through the same things as you can be a tremendous support, particularly if your partner and other friends are at work in the day.
 

Antenatal classes

  • These are a great way to meet other mums-to-be in your area, as well as learning about birth and looking after your baby
  • Some are for women only; others are also open to partners/friends
  • You can find out about parentcraft and antenatal classes in your area from your midwife, health visitor, local children's centre and local hospital
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