Antenatal Classes

Posted by Babeez (351 days ago)

Hi everyone,

I was wondering if anyone could suggest an English-speaking antenatal class. I live in Tung Chung but work in Central. It's our first child and would prefer classes that weren't extortionate as everything is adding up. I am having a C-section and won't be breastfeeding for medical reasons. Is it still worth going? I mean, i would also like an opportunity to meet other Mums as i am the first in my 'group' of friends to get pregnant. I am 22 weeks at the moment, when do people usually sign-up?

Appreciate any advice!

(I am based in Hong Kong)

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Posted by wasabigizmobunny (351 days ago)

try Annerley Midwife or theFamilyZone.com.hk
Also sent you a PM

(I am based in Hong Kong)

Posted by Matilda (351 days ago)

'Matilda International Hospital offers antenatal classes in English. It is a 6 week course, 2 hours per week, and you can now attend classes in the Matilda Medical Centre in Central. The soonest class will be starting from 7 Nov-12 Dec (1930-2130) and you may check the course content through our website www.matilda.org. People usually start the classes from 28 week but you may want to sign up as earliest as you can as the classes are very full. If you require further information, you may contact the Health Education Department on 2849 0357 or health@matilda.org'

Matilda International Hospital
Hong Kong
http://www.matilda.org

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Posted by Fluery (350 days ago)

Tsan Yuk hospital offers those classes for free. They have English classes every Wed from 6-7:30pm. Call to find out how to register 2589-2100. It's pretty straight forward.

(I am based in Hong Kong)

Posted by Babeez (350 days ago)

Thanks so much for all your responses! Will look into what's out there.

(I am based in Hong Kong)

Posted by Shahirakk (341 days ago)

has anyone done the fast track antenatal class with Family zone - be great to hear your views. was there enough time to ask questions? Were natural delivery methods adequately covered?

(I am based in Hong Kong)