LLL Evening Mtg.

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IMG_6551.JPGCome join us Tuesday, December 11, 7 pm at the Tutt Branch Library to discuss your birth experience and how you adjusted to life with a new baby.  Was your birth experience what you expected it to be?  How did it impact breastfeeding?  Were there any difficultires to overcome?  What was it like adding a new member to the family?  Come share your thoughts and any other questions you have.  Expectant mother and babiesa are welcome!

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