Livestream "Newborn Care & Woman should rest after childbirth - Myth or Fact?"
Start time: 2018-07-13 11:30:00
End time: 2018-07-13 12:00:00
7/11/2018 2:41:39 PM
How to have a right taking care of a newborn baby has always been the top concern of breastfeeding mothers, especially mothers for the first time. Moreover, how to ensure the baby grow up well but also have time for yourself?
Follow CarePlus & MarryBaby to watch livestream "Newborn Care & Woman should rest after childbirth - Myth or Fact?", presented by Dr. TRẦN THỊ HOÀNG OANH (Specializes in consultation & treatment for newborns and infants, Newborn Care Training Certificate in France) - Pediatrics of CarePlus Tân Bình Clinic.
- Friday 11:30, July 13, 2018 on CarePlus and MarryBaby fan pages
- Speaker Dr. Tran Thi Hoang Oanh
Special: opportunity to receive:
- 3 vouchers for general health check for children under 5 years old, worth VND 800,000
- 2 vouchers for general health check for children from 5 years old and up, worth VND 550,000
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