Childbirth Preparation (On-Demand)
$180.00
- Ideal For: Expectant parents, preferably between 26-36 weeks
- Duration: 4 hours total, divided into two parts. The video can be paused at any time to watch separately.
- Format: Pre-recorded video, available to watch for 60 days after your purchase. The video will play on this page once purchased. A book to accompany the material is included to support your learning and implementation.
What Couples are Saying:
Very in-depth
Amazing!! Very in-depth and answered a lot of questions I didn’t know I had!
Childbirth on-demand
My husband and I have really enjoyed watching your video on Childbirth Preparation. It is so useful and in fact we are almost through it the second time to get all of the information!
So nice and supportive
We took Childbirth Preparation with Nicole. She is amazing – so nice and supportive. She answered all of our questions and was a wealth of knowledge.
Exactly what we needed
My wife and I took Newborn Basics and Childbirth Preparation with Nicole. We can’t say enough great things about Nicole and the content that was covered in both classes. It was exactly what we needed to know for us to gain some confidence going into the birth of our first child.
About the Class:
This class is taught by an experienced Labor and Delivery, Newborn and Postpartum Nurse who holds a certification in Childbirth Education.
This class will reduce your fear of the unknown and help you feel more confident in the weeks leading up to your baby’s birth. Topics include when to go to the hospital, normal labor progression, informed consent, and pain management options – both medicinal and non-medicinal – just to name a few. We’ll also guide partners with what they can do to help during labor and after baby’s birth. Coaches who truly understand the birth process and feel empowered to participate make the best advocates for their partners during labor!
Taught By:
Nicole Didizian, RN-BSN, CCE, CBC, Certified American Heart Association Instructor |
Topics Covered:
- Anatomy and Physiology of Labor and Birth
- Signs of Labor: How will I know when it’s time?
- Pain Relief – natural and medical options
- Breathing Techniques for Labor
- Vaginal Delivery
- C-section Delivery
- Interventions: what they are and why they may be necessary
- Support and Guidance for Labor Partners
- Identifying and Communicating your Birth Wishes
- Packing List: what should I bring to the hospital?
- What happens immediately after birth
- What to expect from your Newborn
- Choosing a pediatrician
- Caring for yourself Postpartum