Flexible Childbirth Education Options
Choose from comprehensive multi-week courses, condensed formats, or one-day intensive classes based on your schedule and learning preferences.
Our Services
A six-week course designed to help you approach birth with confidence.
Learn about labor, comfort measures, medical interventions, partner support, birth planning, postpartum preparation, and newborn expectations.
Ideal for: Families who want a thorough understanding of pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.
A flexible and condensed version of the comprehensive course.
Available in 2-day, 4-day, or 5-day formats for families who want comprehensive education in a shorter timeframe.
Ideal for: Busy families seeking flexible birth preparation.
A one-day class focused on preparing for a hospital birth.
Learn what to expect in the hospital setting, common procedures, comfort options, communication with providers, and how to prepare for labor and birth.
Ideal for: Families planning to give birth in a hospital.
A one-day class for families planning a birth center or home birth experience.
Explore comfort measures, physiological birth, informed decision-making, and preparing for birth outside a hospital setting.
Ideal for: Families planning an out-of-hospital birth who want a focused preparation course.
Feel confident feeding your baby from day one.
Learn about breastfeeding, bottle feeding, pumping, newborn feeding cues, common challenges, and creating a feeding plan that works for your family.
Included with the Preparing for Birth Course Journal or available as a standalone course.
Ideal for: Expectant parents wanting practical feeding education before baby arrives.
One-Day Class
2–3 hours • $150 per family
2-Day Mini Course
4–6 total hours • $250 per family
4-Day Mini Course
8–12 total hours • $400 per family
5-Day Mini Course
10–15 total hours • $500 per family
6-Week Birth Preparation Series
Weekly sessions over 6 weeks • $600 per family
Each registration includes attendance for the expectant parent and one support person. Course materials and resources are included.
Class Length & Pricing
Frequently Asked Questions
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A childbirth educator provides evidence-based information and practical tools to help families prepare for labor, birth, feeding, postpartum recovery, and the transition into parenthood.
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I offer a variety of childbirth education options, including a comprehensive Preparing for Birth Course, condensed mini-courses, hospital and out-of-hospital birth classes, and a Prepared Feeding Course.
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Absolutely. Partners and support people are encouraged to attend classes and participate in the learning experience.
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Classes may be offered virtually, in person, or in a hybrid format depending on availability and location.
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Most families take a childbirth education class during the second or third trimester, but it's never too early to begin preparing for birth and postpartum.
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Yes. Families who receive the Preparing for Birth Course Journal receive complimentary access to the Prepared Feeding Course. The course is also available as a standalone option.