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Attending an antenatal class as a solo mother
If you’ve decided to pursue the journey to solo motherhood, one of the areas you might value support on is whether or not to attend an antenatal class and how to get the most from it if you do attend.
This booklet covers:
- Deciding whether to attend an antenatal class
- Benefits of attending
- Deciding which class to attend
- Choosing who to attend with
- How to get the most from the class
- Attending a reunion class
- Tips for the tutor
- Alternatives if you decide not to attend
Only £4.00
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