New Mum Class

New Mum Education In the Comfort of Your Home

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Live New Mum Class

We know that the changes that occur with your body and emotions after birth are often overshadowed and overlooked by the focus on baby.  In our new mum class, we bring the focus back onto you – as a new parent and all the changes that come with that.

The New Mum class, as part of our signature online antenatal course, is focused on helping you explore what parenthood may feel, look and be like for you with a new baby.  Nothing is taboo – we begin with what happens with your body straight after your baby has been born, what to expect such as postnatal bleeding, perineal recovery as well as how your body will change and adapt in the first few days and weeks after birth.

As always, the class is live and interactive, with lots of practical advice on a range of topics such as pelvic floor exercises, what to eat, coping with broken sleep – for you and your birth partner to consider to aid your postnatal recovery.

Our experienced midwives also know how important it is to discuss and truly explore your self-care and emotional well-being in the postnatal period.  All aspects of how your mental and emotional well-being may be affected is discussed honestly and openly, from what it may feel like, to where you can get help, the effect on your relationships and how your partner/family can support you.

The class is recorded and sent to you to watch back whenever you need – which can be so handy for the practical exercises such as abdominal care or making a ‘padsicle’ at home!.  And our support continues after the class ends, with our midwives always happy to offer advice and a chat via email or zoom when you need it.

What people say…

Gemma here….. You’ve managed to get a rather anxious woman to feel almost confident about everything to come! Thank you

Gemma

Thank you so much for the classes and all your advice, we have loved all of them.

Nayab

Dear Amina, thank you for the fantastic talks over the last few weeks. We learnt a great deal and I am sure we will be looking back at your talks in the early days! Best wishes

I loved my classes. I really enjoyed each one and they were so informative. Amina is very friendly and accommodates all questions she is asked without any judgement.

Katie P

New Mum Course Details

Your physical and emotional recovery is important and essential to adapting to life as a new parent – so it’s important to take time to consider your options on:

    • Bleeding after birth and what it means
    • Perineal tears and care
    • Abdominal and pelvic floor exercises
    • Breast care information and changes that occur
    • Your emotional and mental health after your baby is due
    • Adjusting to life with a baby and how to prepare

 

Online New Mum Classes

Midwife Run Education On Being A New Mum In the Comfort of Your Home

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New Mum Classes – COVID UPDATES

With COVID dominating the news, there can be a lot of apprehension about how a new parent should approach pregnancy.

Starting a family is an amazing experience and from the date your journey begins we will be a part of it with you. Our new mum class will discuss the latest COVID research and advise on any sign that you should be aware of. We also regulary send email updates so after you book one of our classes your email will be the place to check for any changing information.

 

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    New Mum Classes

    Midwife Run Education For New Mums In the Comfort of Your Home

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