Labor of Love- Part 2:
Body Wisdom, Birth Plans, and Welcoming Your Baby
Celebrate the incredible design of your body and discover how movement and positioning can guide your baby through birth in our transformative session. Dive deep into understanding your pelvis, learn to create a personalized birth plan, and prepare for the beautiful journey of parenthood with both reverence and strategy.

Collaboration for a Meaningful Birth Journey
Connect with a community of expectant parents and experts sharing valuable insights on body wisdom and optimal labor techniques. Collaborate, learn, and support one another as you embrace the mystery and practical aspects of birth.

Craft Your Unique Birth Plan
Learn the art of writing a birth plan that honors your voice and values. Our session guides you on how to use movement and upright positions to work with your body, making labor more efficient and reducing pain naturally.
Class Topics
The Incredible Design of the Pelvis
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Learn how your pelvis is divinely created to support birth—its joints, ligaments, and ability to open and shift during labor.
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Understand how the shape and movement of the pelvis guide your baby’s journey through the birth canal.
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Gain confidence in your body’s wisdom and natural ability.
Movement and Positions during Labor
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Discover why upright, active positions (like squatting, rocking, lunging, or hands-and-knees) make labor more efficient.
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Explore how movement reduces pain, encourages descent, and supports optimal fetal positioning.
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Practice strategies that help you work with your body instead of against it.
Creating your Birth Plan
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What a birth plan is (and what it isn’t): a guide, not a rigid script.
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How to clearly communicate your preferences with your care team while staying flexible.
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Learn how your birth plan can reflect your values, priorities, and unique voice.
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Practical tips: questions to ask, common choices to consider, and how to advocate for yourself.
Welcoming the First Moments
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What to expect emotionally and physically after birth for both you and your baby.
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Normal feelings about bonding and identity shifts in the first hours and days.
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The sacred importance of skin-to-skin, the “golden hour,” and early feeding.
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Embracing the mystery of meeting your baby, while preparing for the practical needs of postpartum.