The editor's view
Preparing for parenthood is more than a shopping list.
This session sets aside time for food and feelings, two subjects that often meet in everyday life at home.
FV's Vietnamese prenatal class on 10 September 2026, 09:30–11:30, brings nutrition and emotional wellbeing together for the programme's stated 14–24-week audience. With a dietician and psychologist listed, participants can prepare concrete questions about everyday meals and the support they want from people at home.
- When
- 10 Sep 2026, 09:30–11:30; Vietnamese
- Where
- Ngo Gia Hy Library, level 3, F Building, FV Hospital
- Tickets & conditions
- VND 1,950,000 for five sessions; single-session fee not stated
Two perspectives in one session
The hospital lists a psychologist and dietician for this topic. That pairing suggests a way to organise questions: which concern involves everyday meals, and which involves worry or asking someone for support? Participants need not arrive with answers. A specific situation from home can be easier to discuss than one broad question about everything in pregnancy.
Bring two things you want to understand
Consider writing two short questions beforehand and prioritising the one that matters most. If a concern feels private, ask how to discuss it separately rather than feeling obliged to share with a group. The stated 14–24-week range describes the programme's audience; discuss a different situation at registration. Prenatal education does not replace an individual consultation.
Register for the Vietnamese session
This is the 10 September, 09:30–11:30 session in the F Building library, not the complete five-session course. When calling (028) 3511 3535, specify language and date and ask about single-session and companion conditions. The published VND 1,950,000 covers five sessions, not a drop-in ticket. Navigate to the class destination rather than the maternity clinic.
A plan that is enough
Reopen the official source for “FV: nutrition and emotional wellbeing, Vietnamese class on 10 September” on the day of the visit; check timing, venue and entry terms.
Prepare short questions about meals and concerns to discuss.
Confirm language, availability and fee conditions before attending.
Bring relevant information for private discussion with the care team; the class is not a consultation.
Sources behind this guide
CBME Vietnam 2026 – International Children, Baby and Maternity Fair
19–21 November 2026, 09:00–17:00. Check the official notice and visitor-registration conditions before attending.
FV Thomson Maternity Department Tour
Monday–Friday: 10:00, 14:00 and 15:00; Saturday: 09:30 and 10:30. Recurring slots can change; register and reconfirm before attending.