The Scoop.
Childbirth Education.

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There is plenty to share about how it all works before, during and after your baby is born.

 

New Parents.

As an On Point Educator, we prepare lessons and materials as curricula and present fascinating information in classes customized for specific groups. For just about anyone you want. Childbirth is a normal physiologic process and On Point can help you and people around you get familiar and comfortable with it.

As expectant parents, you learn the evidence on

  1. preparing for pregnancy

  2. what happens in you and your baby
    while you’re pregnant

  3. what happens in pre-labor,
    through the stages of labor, and birthing

  4. early minutes, hours and days after childbirth

  5. preparing for early parenting

  6. what your rights are, when and how to use your voice in today’s medical-industrial structures, and

  7. how to confidently embrace all the new experiences in these times.

    You become familiar with how to set your goals and write plans.

    Ask! We can tailor a class for you.

 

Virtual.

Virtual classes are a way of life now, and childbirth education is no exception. We provide virtual services everywhere. We’ll set up video calls for you and the people you value most to be well informed and prepared with you to welcome and care for your new baby.

Your Pod.

In friends and family classes, your folx learn how they can become resources for the expectant parent, supporting the practices the parents choose to use.

 

Too Precious to Flub.

Caring for a newborn takes some skills. Each new family needs a clear plan and to set some rules and boundaries for anyone being around their new baby. You can count on On Point to up everyone’s game in that arena, as well.

Smart Kids.

Our Educators customize education for children already in the family or other young family friends and young relatives, too.

 

Nana? Opa?
The Grands.

Well, yes, people have been having babies for aeons. Still, a few things change from generation to generation. New grandparents can learn a thing or two, and be welcome when the baby comes home.