Win a Baby Sense hamper worth R1000, plus tickets to the Johnson’s Baby Baby Sense seminar

 

It's almost time for the Johnson's Baby Baby Sense seminars around the country, and as a treat, Baby Sense is giving away a brilliant hamper of their most loved products, which includes a set of double tickets to one of the seminars in Johannesburg, Durban, Cape Town or Port Elizabeth. The Baby Sense hamper comprises: 1 x Baby Sense book 1 x Sleep Sense book 1 x Feeding Sense book 1 x Baby Time bracelet 1 x Nurture Nest 1 x Cuddlewrap Stone 1 x Burb and Bib Stone 1 x Room Thermometer 1 set of double tickets to a Johnson's Baby Baby Sense seminar in either Joburg, Cape Town, Port Elizabeth or Durban (you can choose which venue) The seminar is a must for pregnant moms, new moms and even moms of older babies or toddlers who are still learning, or wanting more info on feeding, sleeping and stimulation. Topics at the seminar include newborn basics, massage, introducing solids, solving sleep problems, vaccines and health. There will be experts from various fields, and Zuraida Jardine will be hosting. Occupational therapist and Sleep Sense writer Meg Faure will talk about that thing that almost every mom battles with - colic. Meg will talk about the causes of excessive crying in babies, simple strategies to prevent colic and ways to manage your crying baby. What's great about the seminar is that you can pick and choose what session you'd like to attend, so you can find what suits you (rather than being seated the whole day for talks that aren't relevant to you). There are various talks in the morning and afternoon, with different price structures and packages. For more information on booking and dates, go to the Baby Sense website.

To enter to win a ticket to one of the Johnson's Baby Baby Sense seminars (fullday), simply mention your favourite Baby Sense product (there's no right or wrong - we're just curious to see what interests you the most). The competition closes on Thursday August 8 at 8am, and the winner will be announced thereafter.

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