I've found it really hard to work out. See last answer. Your browser cannot play this video. That covered a year's membership and the course. We didn't renew membership after that. We had a great experience to begin with, found it all more informative, fun and sociable than NHS ante natal classes.
The main object is to give you a support group of other expectant mums. My family members are still great friends with their nct groups and meet up all the time. For us, however, we sadly didn't click that well after our kids were a few months old. We were just very different to the others, different outlooks, etc and I was working full time so felt left out of their regular meetings. The initial support and friendship during the pregnancies and early babyhood was brilliant though, and I don't regret it for that.
Many women who have a strong support network of family and friends already don't feel the need to join the nct. We didn't have any family locally or many friends with kids so the nct group was really helpful at the start. As our kids grew older, we just made other natural friendships elsewhere. I see it philosophically - if you meet with 10 strangers, odds are you aren't going to hit it off with everyone! But you are likely to come away with at least 1 or 2 good relationships.
I would say go for it. Search for a thread. Netmums-to-be Is Bio Oil worth using? Triple P is a positive parenting program with classes, courses and sessions for every parent. If you are pregnant or planning a pregnancy, find out what care, support and services may be available to you in Australia. You receive antenatal care from your GP, midwife or obstetrician. Find out what will happen and what you can learn during your first antenatal care visit with your GP or midwife.
Antenatal care includes several check-ups, tests and scans, some of which are offered to women as a normal part of antenatal care in Australia. Learn more here. Handy infographic that shows what you can expect at each antenatal appointment during your pregnancy. Our nurses are Registered Nurses and hold additional qualifications in maternal, child and family health.
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In fact, she felt it had done little except exacerbate her guilt. I dreaded having him passed to me.
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