Pregnancy is natural and beautiful...so why do I feel so miserable?!
Just because pregnancy is a common, beautiful, human experience, doesn't mean it is comfortable - but that doesn't mean you have to be miserable.
This class is a midwife's guide to helping you have the most comfortable, empowered pregnancy and postpartum experience possible!



Whether you are navigating pregnancy, preparing for birth, or adjusting postpartum, this class will equip you with the knowledge to manage your symptoms and know when to seek help so that you can feel empowered to enjoy a more comfortable journey through pregnancy and beyond!


Testimonials

"If I could go back and do it all over again,

 I'd prepare for postpartum more than I did for birth"

Jackie F.
Postpartum momma

Postpartum Prep Classwith Midwife Lynn$57
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  • 1xAll Things Pregnancy & Postpartum: Comfort, Home Remedies, & When to Worry$57
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This midwife-led class is designed for new and expecting parents,
as well as birth workers!

As a midwife and women's health nurse practitioner, I have been supporting women through pregnancy and birth since 2008...let me tell you, if there is one thing that I've learned, it's that every pregnancy and every birth are unique!

This one hour class is designed to help parents prepare for and cope with the most common discomforts and changes to your physical and mental wellbeing during each trimester of pregnancy as well as after your baby arrives.


Topics We Will Cover:

Top 5 common discomforts in the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd trimester, as well as postpartum

What to expect at prenatal visits 

Midwife recommendations for coping with discomforts

Holistic and over-the-counter remedies

Nutrition in pregnancy

What to expect at your postpartum visit

Important supplements

Warning signs and when to be concerned