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Looking for an extra special discount??
Julie has just put up special prices for some courses which you'll find when you click on shop and bookings above - yes you can select for later in the year too - be wise book well in advance to secure your discounts and places which are limited in the courses.
Next courses coming up are listed here below otherwise visit link above to view the full listing of dates.
2011 course dates are coming soon.
Transition into Parenthood Courses:
Monx6: 16 Aug to 20 Sep, 2010
Monx6: 27 Sep to 1 Nov, 2010
Wedx6: 29 Sep to 3 Nov,2010
Cond:2xSat: 7 and 14 Aug, 2010
Cond:2xSat: 2 and 9 Sep, 2010
Super Cond 1xSun: 15 Aug, 2010
calmbirth® Courses:
CB 2xSat: 18 and 25 Sep, 2010
CB 2xSat: 6 and 13 Nov, 2010
CB 2xSat: 4 and 11 Dec, 2010
CB 2xSun: 19 and 26 Sep, 2010
CB 2xSun: 3 and 10 Oct, 2010
CB 2xSun: 24 and 31 Oct, 2010
CB 2xSun: 7 and 14 Nov, 2010
CB 2xSun: 28 Nov and 5 Dec, 2010
A Special Weekend calmbirth course will be on the 18th and 19th of December, 2010 the only one for the remainder of this year!
Next daytime calmbirth courses (9am to 3.30pm)
Wed/Thur: 4&5 Aug 2010
Wed/Thur: 1&2 Sep 2010
Wed/Thur: 6&7 Oct 2010
Wed/Thur: 3&4 Nov 2010
Wed/Thur: 1&2 Dec 2010
Mondayx2: 20&27 Sep 2010
Mondayx2: 11&18 Oct 2010
Mondayx2: 8&15 Nov 2010
Mondayx2: 22&29 Nov 2010
Mondayx2: 6&13 Dec 2010
Fridayx2: 8&15 Oct 2010
Fridayx2: 22&29 Oct 2010
Fridayx2: 19&26 Nov 2010
Fridayx2: 10&17 Dec 2010
Daytime calmbirth courses held during the week, on two consecutive days, especially suit visitors from all over Australia who wish to travel to Sydney to have the opportunity to attend the calmbirth course in an affordable way.
calmbirth® Sylvania is only 20 mins south of Sydney airport and very nearby is a reasonably priced comfortable motel for ease and convenience.
Please take the time to enjoy a good read of this website, it may well answer many of your questions and provide the information you are seeking.
Julie is also offering a 50% reduction on the price when those who have already done the calmbirth course with their previous pregnancy want to come back to any weekday courses and do the calmbirth course again with a subsequent pregnancy.
This will make the price only $175 for the refresher couple. (This discount for refreshers does not apply to weekend calmbirth courses just weekday daytime options).
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Baby Information
Baby Info
Parents of young infants often appear to struggle with the different responsibilities and challenges of young family life.
Many pregnant couples say to me their friends seem to complain a lot about "feeding" and "sleeping" issues with their young ones, and yes, it's true that for many people it's quite a challenge. However, what a lot of mums and dads might not explain or describe to their friends, who perhaps don't have kids yet, is the immense love and pride they feel when they look at their child sleeping, or watch their child develop a new skill or learn something new.
Babies are so precious and so exquisite, especially when it's your own baby.
Nothing in the world is as special, as important, as time consuming, as beautiful, as perfect as your own baby.
Mothers fall in love with their babies, and often seem completely obsessed with their babies needs, which is, of course, a normal instinctive process, exactly how mother nature intends it to be for the survival of our species.
Mothering is such a pure, driven love, isn't it?
Becoming a father is such a different experience for men compared to the experience of becoming a mother for a woman, and many people do believe it's supposed to be quite different for each parent. Perhaps mother nature intended the mother to be the nurturer and father to be the protector. Today, roles are altering slightly for modern sophisticated mums and dads.
Fathers are wanting to be far more involved in their children's lives right from the start and modern day society is beginning to enable them to do this, unlike a couple of decades ago and prior.
Mothers are developing their role in a more varied way, with women selecting from several options rather than being limited as previous generations were.
Isn't it wonderful that parents-to-be and new parents can sift through a wide variety of ideas, information and advice to ultimately select for themselves those concepts that will fit for them and mould ideas to suit themselves rather than having to adapt to pre-determined roles which might not work for them?
The freedom is there: to choose to be adaptable and flexible to suit your family's needs as they grow, change and develop.
By Julie Clarke