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OneFest 2024
OneFest is a week-long festival that brings culture, creativity, and comedy to Mansfield and Ashfie…
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| Venue | Stapleford Library and Learning Centre |
The Lullaby Bank is your chance to relax and bond with your baby in a calm space. Sing and listen to melodies from around the world to soothe and uplift - FREE but booking essential.
FREE 10-week course for mums* and their babies aged 0-9months
*Please note: this course has been designed specifically for the needs of new mothers to address the specific post-partum experience. This includes well-being, bonding, emotional and physical concerns.
AUTUMN 2024 - Booking opens Monday 8th 2024
*Day and time TBA*
FREE 10-week course for mums with babies aged 0-9months.
Sessions run weekly during term time and last approx. 1 hour.
Booking essential, places are limited.
About The Lullaby Bank
These sessions have been specifically designed for the needs of new mothers, addressing the post-partum experience, and all the challenges and joys it can bring, through song and play.
During the hour-long class we sing a variety of lullabies from around the globe, in English and other languages, whilst enjoying how they open up a new world of soothing and story-telling to our babies.
Singing to our babies has been a cross-cultural and generational tool for thousands of years, and is scientifically proven to encourage a serotonin (the happy hormone!) release in both the singer and the recipient, as well as to encourage communication, and later speech, in infants.
We do some baby-massage and basic signing, as well as some play time rhymes and songs.
The class is built to work for babies from 0-9 months, to remain as quiet and relaxing a space as possible (ie; before they can crawl/walk too far!).
The class also offers a breast-feeding safe space, and a chance to connect with other new mums in what can often be a very isolating and exhausting time.
If you have any questions, email us c/o nottsmusichub@inspireculture.org.uk
Developed in partnership with Music For Everyone
