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Win a Baby Sense hamper worth R1 025

This year has been amazing with regards to expos and seminars for parents. I’ve attended many from the beginning of the year and to be honest I’m not tired of them yet. I guess when you pregnant, you want to know everything and anything. Lots has changed in 3 years and I feel like I’m starting all over again.

With such a wealth of information available to expectant moms and new parents, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the sheer volume of facts or to be confused by different points of view and opinions. The Johnson’s Baby Sense seminars are designed to convey concise and expert information to moms-to-be and new parents with babies up to 12 months of age. The seminars are now in its 12th year and have become a vital and credible source of to-the-point information.

Win a Baby Sense hamper and tickets to a Johnson’s Baby Sense Seminar worth R1 025

The parenting experts this year include Sr Ann Richardson (co-author of Baby Sense and Sleep Sense), Tina Otte (midwife and special editor of Your Pregnancy), Lizanne du Plessis (OT and author of Raising Happy Children), Kate Bailey (OT and early childhood development and stimulation expert) and Dr Welma Lubbe (registered nurse and advanced midwife with qualifications in neonatal nursing science). This panel of experts will assist parents with invaluable information on a variety of topics that are close to a new parent’s heart.

In the first session (08h30 – 12h00), experts will equip moms-to-be with everything they need to know about baby’s transition from womb to world, the golden hour straight after birth as well as newborn basics. I’m attending this one and really looking forward to it! I will be highly pregnant by then and most probably pee in my pants but I’m so there!

The afternoon session is aimed at parents with babies up to 12 months of age and will include information on stimulating your baby, gentle sleep solutions and what it takes to be a brave mom.

A Johnson’s Baby Massage Workshop takes place between the two sessions and will teach moms the benefits of sensory stimulation and provide tips for baby massage and how parents can communicate with their baby through touch and massage.

Dates and venues for the Johnson’s Baby Sense Seminars:

1 August 2015 – Port Elizabeth – Radisson Blu Hotel
15 August 2015 – Durban – Three Cities Riverside Hotel
22 August 2015 – Cape Town – The Vineyard Hotel
5 September 2015 – Johannesburg – The Protea Balalaika Hotel

Cost per seminar is R240 and R60 for the massage workshop. Each person attending will receive a wonderful goodie bag, refreshments and the chance of winning amazing prizes. The seminar sponsors are Johnson’s, Baby City, Tolo, Huggies, My Smart Kid, Medela, Stokke and Tiger Brands.

Please note that moms with babies under six months are welcome to bring them with.

For bookings, visit www.babysense.com.

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You can WIN a Baby Sense hamper worth R1 025.

Seminar tickets x 2 
Baby Sense book x 1 
Summer Sleepy Sac x 1WIN A BABY SENSE HAMPER AND TICKETS TO A JOHNSON’S BABY SENSE SEMINAR WORTH R1 025.

Win a Baby Sense hamper and tickets to a Johnson’s Baby Sense Seminar worth R1 025

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Competition closes 15 July 2015. Opened to South Africans only. Good luck! 🙂

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  11. Cape town, liked on fb. Shared twitter and instagram. @LeeMoagi and @leewamosgi respectively

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  14. Cape Town please
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  22. Would love to win this awesome prize.. seminars are so important, they really help increase your knowledge and the speakers always answer whatever questions you have… the baby sense range is amazing.. products of such high quality and innovation. Would love to attend the seminar with my husband or best friend who also just had a baby.

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