You’re growing a tiny human... but who’s preparing you ? If you've ever thought...
"I'm scared about tearing or not knowing how to push."
"How do I confidently plan and advocate for myself in labor?"
"I've done this before, but I want it to go differently this time."
This isn't your basic "take a deep breath, and count to ten" class. This is a real life, real body, and real options kind of birth prep that actually helps you feel READY.
Registration ends May 31, 2025 at 12:00AM EST
Course opens on June 1, 2025!
👎🏼 Skipping over the pelvic floor muscles
👎🏼 Glossing over hospital interventions & lingo
👎🏼 Focusing only on baby
What You'll Learn:
Essentials about your pelvic floor muscles and how to reduce your risk of injury
Creating your birth plan
How to breathe and push in a way that protects your pelvic floor
Knowing which stage of labor you're in and what positions can progress labor
How to advocate for yourself in the hospital setting and feel empowered (even if things don't go as planned)
What to expect immediately postpartum (and how to set yourself up for a smoother recovery)
3 Online At-Your-Own-Pace Learning Modules (Lifetime Access + Updates!)
Printable Push Prep Workbook
Additional Resources Library
Birth Prep Exercises (Hint: it's not kegels!)
Postpartum Exercise Bank
Live Q&A
🧠 The Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist Perspective: Teaching you how to connect with your body and prep your muscles for labor, pushing, and postpartum healing.
When you skip one, you miss half the story. Push Prep brings it all together, so you feel calm, prepared, and confident in your birth plan.
Meet the Instructors
Dr. Amy Newberry, PT, DPT
Pelvic Health Physical Therapist
Pelvic Prescription PT & Wellness
Cailey Rash, CD, PCID, LCCE
Certified Doula & Lamaze Childbirth Educator
Babycakes Birth Services
Pelvis anatomy
Pregnancy body changes
Create your birth plan
Birth prep exercises(not kegels!)
Perineal massage
Tools for at-home use to prepare your body
Signs & stages of labor
Partner support strategies
Variations of labor positions
Pushing techniques
Informed medical decision-making
Postpartum decisions for mom and baby
Postpartum sex
First 6 weeks after
Postpartum red flags
Pelvic floor injuries
Guidelines for how to choose a doula
Guidelines for how to choose a pelvic floor physical therapist
Breastfeeding basics and resources for support
Postpartum exercise library
Questions? Contact [email protected]
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