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New Mama & Parent One-Stop Drop-in

In conjunction with Tufnell Park Parents, welcome to Moon Community Health CIC’s monthly New Mama & Parent One-Stop Drop-in at Highgate Newtown Community Centre. We want to make things as easy as possible for you, as you negotiate life with a tiny human.

It’s a two hour free drop-in session, where you can find support from a variety of practitioners, who’ll either be able to help you on the day or signpost you to the person or place that’ll be of most benefit to you.

It’ll also be a space that you can meet other Mamas and parents in your community, over a cuppa, to laugh and cry together about walking the path of parenthood.

There’s no minimum or maximum age of your little one - everyone’s welcome!

At March’s drop-in you’ll find:

1-2-1 and Group Consultations

  • A Baby & Child Sleep Consultant: Nicky Mulligan will be able to answer your questions about your baby’s sleep.
  • Baby-Wearing Consultant: Jasmin McGonigle will be able to fit check with your sling/carrier, to ensure baby is safe and you’re both comfy
  • A Postnatal Mama & Baby Expert: Melanie Appleby will be able to help you navigate through your life with a new baby.
  • A Breastfeeding/Lactation Consultant: Thomasina Lowe will be able to talk to you about your feeding journey and support you by looking at baby’s latch and your positioning. 
  • Baby Weaning Expert: Anna Lawton will be able to help you navigate through the world of weaning.

The next Drop-in Session is from 10.30am to 12.30pm - it’s free, but you can register your interest below. 

If you’d like to find out more about Tufnell Park Parents, their community events, community information and get-togethers visit their website here.

Coming up …
April 22, 202610.30am£0.00Book
May 20, 202610.30am£0.00Book
June 17, 202610.30am£0.00Book
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