Childbirth Education & Newborn Care Classes

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Childbirth Education

IN PERSON & VIRTUAL

Our childbirth class is designed to leave you feeling knowledgeable, confident, and calm as you prepare for the journey ahead. We’ll walk you through everything from the stages of pregnancy and labor to delivery, offering a strong foundation of education and support.

You’ll learn about exercise and nutrition, pain management options, relaxation techniques, and comfort measures to help you feel more in control during labor. We'll also explore the vital role of the birth partner, practice labor positions, and provide practical tools to support your unique birth experience.

This is more than just a class—it's a chance to connect with other expectant parents in a supportive, fun environment. Come ready to laugh, learn, and feel empowered.

PRIVATE in person or virtual options email dd@latchedatfirstsight.com for more info and details

Newborn Care Class

IN PERSON

This class provides expectant parents with comprehensive, evidence-based education on all the essentials of newborn care. You'll learn everything you need to know for the first three months of your baby’s life—from feeding and sleeping to diapering, bathing, and safe travel.

We’ll cover basic hygiene, common newborn behaviors, and practical tips and tricks to help you feel confident and prepared. Whether you’re first-time parents or just looking for a refresher, this class will leave you feeling informed, empowered, and ready to care for your little one.

We also have private in person and virtual newborn care classes available upon request.

Group Classes — $85/couple (Franklin, MA)

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  • CHILDBIRTH EDUCATOR - Childbirth Education / Newborn Care

    Laura has been teaching for well over a decade in a variety of settings. First being trained as a Bradley Natural Childbirth educator in 2008, and more recently, completing the BACE Childbirth Educator training in 2020. She is also trained as a birth doula through DONA International. Her goal is to help parents have positive birth experiences and support low-intervention births. She encourages this by helping parents feel prepared, educated, and empowered, capable of working with their bodies and advocating for themselves toward a satisfying birth outcome. She began her journey into birth work after the birth of her third child when she discovered the crucial role that childbirth education plays in helping to achieve a satisfying and positive birth experience.