Full Moon’s Daughter is seeking 2 more couples for the May childbirth class. This 4 week series will be catered to all participants.Our classes are hands-on, interactive, and designed to prepare you and your family for a new baby. Topics that will be covered include, but are not limited to:
- The physical, emotional and psychological aspects of pregnancy and labor
- Nutrition, exercise and sex during pregnancy
- How pain plays a part in labor
- Partner and doula support
- Birth plans and birth bags
- Pushing
- Hospital interventions and newborn procedures
- The first hour after birth
- Breastfeeding
- Life with a newborn
- Insert your interest here
Each participant in this class will receive handouts, community resource information and potential friendships with other new families.
The next class is scheduled for May and we will work within each person’s schedule as best we can. We currently have 2 families signed up and are looking for 1 to 2 more couples to make it a go. Please contact us to be added to the list of expecting parents scheduled to attend this class.
Classes are held in NE Portland, off of 15th Street, about a mile north of Alberta St. If a group of friends get together to take this class, we may also be willing to come to your home for each session.
Cost of class is $125 – $150 per couple for 4, 2 hour sessions. Minimum of 2 couples, max of 5.
When: Sign up for May 2010 class sessions. Day and time will be determined by class interest.
Where: NE Bryant Street., Portland, Oregon 97211
Cost: The Childbirth Series is offered on a sliding scale, based on what each person can afford and ranges from $125 – $150 per couple.
Details: At each session you will receive evidence-based handouts about each topic, community resources to take home, potential friendship with other expecting couples, the safe space to share stories, concerns and questions and a group that will support you throughout the rest of your pregnancy.
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