08/11/2026
There are SO many ways to prepare for birth these days.
Hospital classes, online courses, private educators, books, podcasts, social media… and honestly, we think that’s a wonderful thing. There is so much information available to expecting parents.
But here’s the thing we see over and over again:
As a first-time parent, you don’t know what you don’t know.
You can spend hours researching hospital packing lists, baby gear and birth preferences, and still find yourself wondering once your baby arrives:
“Is my baby feeding enough?”
“Is this normal newborn sleep?”
“How is my partner actually supposed to help?”
“What happens if my birth doesn’t go according to plan?”
“What do I need to know about things like Vitamin K or RSV prevention?”
“What do I do if I have questions once I’m home?”
These are the conversations we really want to prioritize in our prenatal class.
Between the two of us, we attend deliveries, care for newborns in hospital, support families with feeding, and are lactation consultants. We see firsthand where families feel confident—and where they often feel caught off guard.
Our goal isn’t to tell you what choices to make.
It’s to make sure you have accurate, up-to-date information so you can make informed choices for yourself and your baby.
We also believe prenatal education should include something that doesn’t always get enough attention: your relationship with your partner. Bringing home a newborn is one of the biggest shifts you’ll experience as a couple, and understanding how to support one another matters.
Our class is one 5-hour, in-person session designed to prioritize the things we believe you genuinely need to know before bringing your baby home.
We’ll cover birth and advocacy, newborn care, feeding, sleep expectations, partner support, current Canadian recommendations, and so much more.
And you don’t just leave with a bunch of information and hope you remember it all. We provide resources after class so you can go back and revisit what we talked about—and we’re still here as a home base for questions and support once your baby arrives.
We truly hope that whatever prenatal education you choose leaves you feeling informed, confident and supported.
And if you’re looking for a class that focuses on the things that actually matter once your baby is here, we’d love to have you join us. 🤍
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