It’s your eight-week online learning space where you finally get prenatal education that fits in your schedule without being watered down. It’s for people who want to explore their options, indulge in  real community conversations and forums, and tools that actually help you navigate your pregnancy birth, and early postpartum. The Prenatal Academy is a series of daily videos Monday–Friday, handouts, digital resources, and community conversations inside The Village.

This program has a beginning and an end, so while you can watch the daily content on your time, this is a community-based program. We notice people want to connect in the community chat about the same topics together, to deepen the experience. Your total time in The Prenatal Academy is 10 weeks.

The Prenatal Academy is for both first-time parents and those who have given birth before.
If this is your first birth, you’ll get clear guidance, grounded information, and a way to understand birth that actually makes sense without the overwhelm.
If you’ve done this before, you’ll find the tools, language, and clarity you may not have had last time — especially if your previous birth felt rushed, confusing, or not aligned with what you wanted.
Whether this is your first, second, or fifth time, the goal is the same: to help you understand your options, trust your knowing, and move into birth and postpartum powerfully.

The ideal time to begin is between 20–32 weeks of pregnancy. That window gives you enough space to learn, reflect, and actually use what you’re taking in as your pregnancy unfolds.

That said, starting at any point offers a steady, practical framework that supports mindfulness through pregnancy, birth, and the early postpartum period.

If you’re earlier, you simply have more time to practice and integrate what you’re learning.
If you’re later, you’ll move through the material with the same clarity and direction, even if your due date is close, or arrives while you’re still inside The Prenatal Academy.

Join when you’re ready for a clear path forward.

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Partners will get the language, strategies, and confidence so they aren’t guessing in the room or freezing when decisions come up. You’re both learning the same thing at the same time, which matters when you need them the most.

You get access to The Prenatal Academy for 10 weeks. After that, you can move on over to The Village which is our Free community forum. 

Hospital classes are designed to teach you how the hospital works.

Our program teaches you how you work: physically, mentally, emotionally. 

By being with the curriculum for over 8 weeks, this gives you time to integrate the sessions in real time and practice in real life.

You will learn how to make decisions that line up with your values. You get context, nuance, strategy, and a way to think through recommendations instead of reacting to them in the moment.

It simply is just not possible to teach you and your partner everything you need to know to feel prepared and ready, in a 3 hour prenatal class.

There is no behind. You have 10 weeks to access all the content when it works for you.

The content is short, direct, and designed to meet real life. Just pick up wherever you left off, and catch up if you notice yourself missing a few days.

Yes, they’re connected, but they aren’t the same.

Our Signature Classes are the complete, live-taught prenatal education experience.
You get our educators teaching you in real time, walking you through our curriculum in depth, and all the nuance that lands differently when it’s taught live. You can ask questions, get direct support, and go deeper into specifics.

The Prenatal Academy is a structured version designed for people who want clarity delivered in short, digestible lessons throughout their pregnancy on their own schedule daily. You get community support inside The Village, The Prenatal Academy curriculum in a weekly format, and practical foundational tools you can apply immediately to your pregnancy, birth, and postpartum all without needing to attend scheduled classes that don't work with your budget or schedules.