New Childrens dentists, post-natal exercise, first aid courses and complimentary health clinics in north London

Jelly Belly

www.jellybellypt.com
Tel 07985 700 879
If you’re struggling to find time for yourself and the self-motivation to exercise regularly, why not join one of Jelly Belly’s local group classes? They can combine park exercise with Pilates in a studio (where you can take your baby, too) or they will come to your home. Form a session group of local friends, or from your NCT group.
Parents’ Directory readers are offered a 10% discount for 10 group sessions, so do mention us when you enquire.
 

Safe and Sound

www.safeandsound.uk.net
Tel 020 8445 8998
Get your skills up to scratch with these essential courses on paediatric health and first aid. Run by A&E paediatric nurses and practising paramedics, you’ll learn all the latest techniques, tips and advice with lots of practical exercises to increase your confidence. New evening classes are offered at Huggle in Swiss Cottage, other venues across London or in your own home.  
 

Mr Dentist Children’s Practice

7 North End Road, NW11 7RJ
Tel 020 8458 4455
Children of all ages can develop fears of going to the dentist, not only because their own parents probably dread a visit but also because the surgery is full of shiny, big and daunting-looking equipment. At Mr Dentist every care is taken to make the experience as child-friendly as possible.
 

The Westover Clinic

www.thewestover.com
South Kensington, SW3    020 7052 0070
Notting Hill, W11    020 7243 7080
Wandsworth, SW18    020 8877 1877
The Westover offers an incredible breadth of family health services. Parents have access to consultant paediatricians, child physio-therapists and specialist dieticians who can help with feeding problems for all ages from babies to teenagers. (These include reflux, food allergies and eating disorders.) The clinic’s Cranial Osteopaths treat newborns with restlessness and light sleeping patterns, whilst the team’s child psychotherapists can help children with behavioural issues, trauma, learning difficulties and stress.