St Richards Parentcraft
Blossom Room, Birth centre 3rd floor maternity block, St Richards Hospital, chichester · 23 January 2027
Image: Blossom Room, Birth centre 3rd floor maternity block, St Richards Hospital
A parentcraft class covering labour, birth and the early days of parenting, held at the Blossom Room on the third floor of the birth centre in the maternity block at St Richards Hospital, Chichester. It is aimed at families and booking is required through Eventbrite.
Highlights
- Covers labour, birth and the early days of parenting
- Held at St Richards Hospital, Chichester
- Booking required via Eventbrite
Getting there
Blossom Room, Birth centre 3rd floor maternity block, St Richards Hospital, PO19 6SE
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