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Monday, June 8, 2009

"New Age Manual for the the New Mother"



June 18th, 2009 9:30am-11:30am, Bumps & Babies: Launch of "New Age Manual for the the New Mother"

Come attend the launch of a pioneering guidebook titled "New Age Manual for the the New Mother." Bangkok's holistic health consultant and author, Dimple Duangthip Arora, will discuss highlights from her latest book on postnatal healthcare. The book integrates holistic wisdom with modern medical findings. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this book will be made to BAMBI Charities. “I would personally recommend other pediatricians and gynecologists to read this manual. We need to integrate holistic with modern medical science to provide the best in healthcare, as illustrated in this manual. Very well presented!”- Dr. Anjana Sachabudhawong, Pediatric Pulmonologist at Samitivej Hospital.

Bumps & Babies is a support group for women of all nationalities who are pregnant, or have recently given birth. This is a great way to meet other expectant mothers or find little tots the same age as yours. Come share your experiences and get the support you need. You can make new friends or partner up with other mums to form a playgroup.

Bumps and Babies meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of every month from 9:30-11:30am. The IPC Clubhouse. . Members 150 baht (with membership card), non-members 250 baht.More information Please go to www.bambiweb.org


Friday, March 13, 2009

BAMBI-Bump&Baby Meeting

BAMBI-Mother to Mother support group in Bangkok especially for English speaking has Bump&Baby Meeting regulary on 1st and 3rd Thursday every month under the concept of support and friendship through the common bond of motherhood.
Next meeting will hold on March19th. from 9.30 to 11.30 at Bangkok dolphins on the topic Swimming. Swimming is a life skill we should all learn, but when is it a good time to start your kids in the pool? Bangkok Dolphins own Gordon Ellard will be joining us to talk about why, when and how we should to teach our kids to swim.For more information please contact Susan Beckter at bumps@bambiweb.org or visit their website at www.bambiweb.org