Dwell in Labor & Postpartum Preparation

$35.00

Labor & Postpartum Prep is a practical, encouraging guide designed to help you feel informed and supported as you prepare for both birth and the early postpartum weeks. Inside, you’ll find evidence-based education, thoughtful prompts, helpful checklists, and realistic tools to help you create a plan that fits your family.

Self-Paced PDF and/or In Person

Labor & Postpartum Prep is a practical, encouraging guide designed to help you feel informed and supported as you prepare for both birth and the early postpartum weeks. Inside, you’ll find evidence-based education, thoughtful prompts, helpful checklists, and realistic tools to help you create a plan that fits your family.

Self-Paced PDF and/or In Person

DWELL IN PREPARATION

Preparation is more than packing bags.

This class brings everything full circle — from the earliest signs your body is getting ready, through the transition into active labor, and into the tender, disorienting first days postpartum. It's the practical toolkit that turns everything you've learned in Classes One and Two into something you and your partner can actually use.

You'll learn how to recognize the early signs your body is prepping for labor, how to time contractions with confidence, and a full range of comfort measures — physical, visual, and emotional — to lean on as labor builds. We'll also cover pelvic floor preparation, what to expect in the often-overlooked first 72 hours postpartum, breastfeeding basics, and how to tell the difference between what's normal and what warrants a call to your doctor — for both you and your baby.

You'll walk away with:

  • How to recognize the signs your body is preparing for labor

  • How and when to start timing contractions

  • Physical, visual, and emotional comfort measures for labor

  • Concrete ways your partner can support you through labor and postpartum

  • Pelvic floor preparation basics

  • What to expect in the first 72 hours postpartum

  • Breastfeeding fundamentals

  • What's normal for you and baby — and when to call the doctor

CLASS THREE OF A THREE PART SERIES