Cronulla Pram Walking Group
Exclusively available for the attendees of Julie Clarke’s Transition into Parenthood & Mindful Hypnobirth courses
Positive, supportive, non-judgmental mother's group
Exclusively for the mums who have attended Julie’s Transition into Parenthood and/or Mindful Hypnobirth course!
Would you love to come along for a relaxing pram walk along the beautiful esplanade at Cronulla?
Join Julie as she provides compassionate continuous support for the local mums who have attended her sessions.
Enjoy connecting with other mums and bubs, giving the baby’s a chance to socialise.
You’ll benefit by the fresh air, sunshine, ocean views and be uplifted for the rest of your day.
Assume it’s on unless it’s raining but don’t be concerned the forecast is for every Tuesday to be perfect for the rest of the year 🙂
When?
Every Tuesday 7:30am
Re-Commencing 27th of September 2022
Meet Where?
The area in front of Barefoot on the Beach cafe
Just Turn Up!
No need to confirm. Any questions? Text Julie on 0401 265 530
What to bring?
Baby, nappy bag, pram, water and your swimmers if you want to swim afterwards
Sunglasses and sunscreen. We might possibly sit in the shade on the grass at South Cronulla afterwards for a picnic and time to feed babies.
Sunglasses and sunscreen. We might possibly sit in the shade on the grass at South Cronulla afterwards for a picnic and time to feed babies.
Where will we walk?
We will alternate between walking south towards Bass and Flinders Point and north towards Wanda. We can always pause the walk for nappy changes and feeding as needed, with no rush or pressure. There will be the opportunity to stay for a cuppa or brunch afterwards.
Parking:
Gerrale street parking at South Cronulla or in Nicholson Parade behind Pilgrims cafe, Prince Street North Cronulla Carpark
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