Are you and your baby looking forward to trying their first foods? This course will support you both on this exciting journey! This course is free, please read on for info on the next course dates, or alternatively book here
If your baby is aged 3-7months, and you would like to know more about what to do when the time comes to introduce them to their first foods, then our 3-session course will support you through this exciting time!
We know it can sometimes feel overwhelming, or hard to find the most up to date information when you’re a busy parent or carer. Each session will focus on developing confidence, knowledge and skills to support you as your baby starts to enjoy eating their first foods. Based on the latest knowledge and expertise, the course will be delivered by FCS cooking leads as well as guest speakers.
Our next course begins on Thursday 17th September, at St Mary’s Church, Ferndown, with the further sessions on Thursday 24th September and Thursday 1st October. There are 12 spaces available. Please book here via Eventbrite. For more info please contact us, or follow us on eventbrite to get the latest booking info for all our courses. You will get the most from the sessions if you can attend all 3.
The course is free for parents, carers and your baby, and session sizes kept small to allow lots of interaction and time to talk and keep baby happy. You’ll get a booklet at each session; complete the course and you and your baby will get a little token of thanks for coming along! St Mary’s Church have kindly provided the venue, and there will be changing facilities available, but please bring any nappies, equipment, and any form of your baby’s entertainment that you think appropriate.
If your baby isn’t at the right stage yet, please don’t worry, we’re planning to run further courses. If you’d like to be kept updated please follow us on eventbrite or contact us to find out when the next course is running.
For more information or to discuss any queries, please feel free to contact us
Ferndown Community Support CIC 