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Informal clubs in Greenwich/Blackheath/Lewisham area?

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Hello all,
Very new here - due Feb 9/08. I've missed the deadline for most December classes - Bump2Bubba, etc and am just wondering if there are any groups out there that meet in the area informally? I am new to the country and would love to meet some other expectant mums (this is my first).
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 28-Jun-09 23:40:29
HI SuperM!

thanks for writing back, I'm going to check it out!

Just gotta get the buggy delivered with our stuff.
Yes you can take a double buggy or a single buggy and there are a few mums who go with a buggy and are pregnant too so it seems to cover all options. Now the sun is out the park is just beautiful and the class worth going to. The first class is free!
Yes you can take a double buggy or a single buggy and there are a few mums who go with a buggy and are pregnant too so it seems to cover all options. Now the sun is out the park is just beautiful and the class worth going to. The first class is free!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 22-Jun-09 08:56:27
HI SuperM,

Can you take a db with you to the Running Mummies class, or is it just for preggie mums?

It sounds like fun and I've gotta get my bum in gear!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 21-Jun-09 17:48:40
Charlton Toy Library is good for when you've had the baby!
I have just joined the Running Mummies class and have it to be good value as you only pay when you go and so do not loose out on those classes you miss due to just having a baby. After the class there is usually a big group of mums who go to the cafe afterwards and i have found this social aspect great. You get to meet new people and hear all about baby stuff happening in the area. grin
If you want to try a fantastic postnatal class then i suggest Running Mummies - www.greenwichpilates.co.uk
There are classes every thursday and tuesday and it is a great way to get exercise, meet new friends and enjoy Greenwich Park.
Does anyone want to join me at a Running Mummies class?
I am a new mum who moved into Greenwich at the beginning of the year and then had a baby. So i really felt new to the area and motherhood. One thing that really helped me get out and meet other new mums was Running Mummies. It is a mummy and baby exercise class in Greenwich park. As i can bring Lou with me in her pushchair it is fantastic. I have made new friends, i am beginning to get my pre pregnancy body back, and my fitness level is increasing weekly. The class is held every thursday morning and we meet the trainers Michelle and Rebecca by the Bandstand in the park. It is such a fun hour and the coffee in the cafe afterwards is a much needed treat.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 18-May-08 19:58:46
Is there a weblink to the baby massage grp at Rachel Mcmillan? I cannot find any info on it online. Thanks.
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