Preparing for life after 
birth is just as important as
preparing for birth.



Whether you are a first-time parent, an experienced parent who needs a refresher, or a birth worker wanting to better assist your birthing clients as they transition to parenthood - this class is for you!


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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  • 1xPrepared Postpartum Class$57
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This midwife-led class is designed for both 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 for many years... this experience as well as my own the births of my own 4 children have shown me that there is a huge gap in our maternal healthcare system - postpartum care

This 1.5 hour class is designed to help parents prepare and plan for the physical, emotional, and practical changes that come after their baby arrives, and to provide birth workers with the knowledge they need to help their clients feel prepared as they navigate life after pregnancy!


Additional free downloadable resources included with your
purchase of the
Postpartum Prep Class:

Postpartum Journal: Finding Confidence in the 4th Trimester

Preparing for Postpartum PDF

Topics We Will Cover:

What to expect in the first few hours, days, and weeks with your new baby

How to advocate for yourself in the hospital, what to add to your birth plan, and how to prepare for potential complications - including how to prevent tearing!

Recovery at home and recommendations for optimal healing from vaginal and cesarean birth

Midwife recommended products to have on-hand at home as well as what newborn babies really need!

Setting boundaries with family and friends

How to know when you should worry about baby blues, postpartum depression, and anxiety

Midwife recommendations for coping with sleep deprivation

Important supplements in the postpartum period

How to divide responsibilities with your partner

...and a brief chat about feeding your newborn