Flexible Childbirth Classes
Want to do a birthing class but don’t have time to sit in a classroom for weeks on end? Looking for a way to learn about birth without being tied to a set schedule?
Got you covered for your childbirth education!
At Birth Class Online, you’ll find just what you need!
One night each, these classes hit single topics and you can pick and choose what interests you the most or what is your greatest need. Downloadable handouts and a summary is also included.
Check the schedule to see what classes are coming up!
Online content, you complete wherever you are. A wide range of activities are included, you’ll have some hands on things to practice and learn the concepts.
To get an idea of how this works, check out the free class Stacking the Deck for a Great Birth!
Some classes come with a box with all the supplies you’ll need to finish the activities.
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