Frequently Asked Questions

No; It is recommended that you start prenatal care as soon as you suspect you are pregnant or have a positive pregnancy test. Early prenatal care is important for the health of both the mother and baby. This is equivalent to a pregnancy or childbirth course you may see offered at your OB/GYN's office or birth center. 

Yes, without a doubt. The courses are designed to be inclusive and supportive of all pregnancies, births, and postpartum experiences, regardless of their different circumstances. Every birthing person can benefit from more support and education, as well as in the fragile postpartum weeks.

The 1:1 consultations are all about you and your concerns. You can share openly without fear of judgement like you are talking to a friend. We can establish and more personal connection, and I can help you feel understood and supported, while providing additional guidance, information, or advice if needed. It is certainly up to you - you can benefit from the on demand learning courses, if that is your current need. 

Absolutely! According to the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, "Participating in childbirth classes could reduce the rates of adverse delivery outcomes... increased knowledge and skills during pregnancy better prepare pregnant mothers, and enables them to cooperate with the health care providers during labor." You and your partner deserve to understand this new adventure - beginning to end. What better way to learn than in a self-paced fashion on your own time and with warmth, respect, and comfort knowing the information is evidence-based and from a certified nurse-midwife?

You will have access to your course for 1 year after purchasing. Access it any time, and enjoy the digital downloads included in each course.