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Everything you need to know for a healthy pregnancy.
Learn how to care for you new baby in the first 3 months of life Topics Covered: You will still be nervous to bring your new baby home but this class will help. Expectant parents will leave class feeling more prepared to care for their newborn. You will learn how to hold, swaddle, diaper and bathe your baby. We will discuss topics such as normal newborn characteristics, the newborn transition, when to bring your baby to the doctor, newborn care in the hospital setting including cord care and circumcision care, the newborn assessment, medications, and testing, sleep safety and the prevention of SIDS. Class Details: This is a no judgement class. You are the perfect parent for your child and I will encourage you to be the best new parent you can be. Class last approximately 1.5 hours.
Navigating maternity leave as a working mom can feel overwhelming — between federal law, state programs, short-term disability, and your employer's own policies, most women don't know where to start. This practical, easy-to-follow workbook cuts through the confusion and gives you everything you need to walk into your HR conversation feeling confident and prepared. Inside, you'll find a clear breakdown of the four types of leave (FMLA, Short-Term Disability, State Paid Family Leave, and employer policies), a state-by-state reference chart of paid leave programs, and a comprehensive pre-leave checklist with a 12-week countdown timeline. You'll also get curated lists of questions to ask HR before, during, and after leave — so nothing falls through the cracks. Whether you're newly pregnant or already counting down the weeks, this workbook is designed to be your go-to reference from announcement to return. Because knowing the right questions to ask isn't just helpful — it's empowering. Perfect for: First-time moms, HR-anxious employees, and anyone who wants to protect their paycheck, their job, and their peace of mind.
The Bump to Baby and Beyond childbirth education class is completely virtual, meaning you can do it in the comfort of your home and at a pace that fits your family's schedule. This class provides you with an evidence-based approach to pregnancy, labor, birth, and postpartum and will prepare your family for the birth you desire and any turn your birthing may take. I am reachable by email any time should you have questions along the way and I'm here to support you! You have lifetime access to the course and resources for your entire pregnancy and can always reach back out with questions. What's included and class outline: 2 educational newsletters to read prior to starting classes. 140 page Student workbook (PDF) 4 recorded classes with homework and partner activities Bonus access to my 2 hour Preparing for Postpartum webinar with resources and printouts Access to my private student portal with additional reading and resources 30 minute birth-planning meeting once your classes are complete to answer questions and review your birth preferences Class Outline Class 1: Third trimester care, birth preparation, how your body gives birth Class 2: Comfort measures and Coping Techniques in Labor, How to be a supportive birth partner Class 3: Medical interventions, Inductions, Epidural Use, Cesarean birth Class 4: Newborn Procedures and the first 48 hours after birth.
Maternal Health Expert, Published Author and Licensed Therapist from @4th.Trimester.Wellness, Erin Schlozman will walk you through her Beginner’s Guide to Maternal Mental Health, an educational course designed to help you better understand the emotional, psychological, and biological realities of the postpartum period. Whether you are a new parent, supporting someone who is, or simply looking to deepen your understanding of maternal mental health, this course offers a clear and compassionate foundation. Together, we’ll explore what actually happens after birth—from hormonal shifts and sleep disruption to the wide range of normal emotional experiences and common perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. You’ll learn how to distinguish between expected challenges and signs that additional support may be needed, while also gaining practical tools to better support yourself or others during this transition. This course is intended for educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for medical or mental health care, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have concerns about your physical or mental health, please consult your physician, licensed mental health provider, or other qualified healthcare professional.
Prepare for the big day with expert guidance.
Topics Covered: Make decisions about the birth you want and prepare for the alternatives. Feel more confident and prepared for your upcoming delivery as you gain a deeper understanding of the childbirth experience. In class you will learn about the signs of labor, breathing and relaxation techniques, hospital protocols, the stages of labor, variation in labor, cesarean sections, the role of the birth support person, epidurals and other pain management options, and the postpartum period. Class Details: This class lasts approximately 4.5 hours. If you are planning for an unmedicated birth then I recommend taking my Birthing Basics PLUS course for extended learning and practice in breathing, relaxation, and movement.
Expert guidance on lactation and breastfeeding support.
Topics Covered: Expectant parents will leave class feeling more prepared to feed their newborn. You will learn how to successfully initiate breastfeeding, recognize hunger cues, and maintain a milk supply as well as the basics of pumping breast milk and bottle feeding. Class Details: Clients are encouraged to breastfeed however we understand breastfeeding is hard and support a woman’s decision to feed her baby in the way she feels is best for herself and her family. Class lasts approximately 1 hour.
