Class Experience

Embracing Birth Classes are currently held online, LIVE via Zoom.
From the comfort of your home you will interact with both Jodi, as well as your fellow students. Class sizes limited to 20 participants total.
Classes are live, discussion-based and interactive
Active participation in discussions and video chatting is encouraged.

Follow-Ups

This communication is unique to your class, addressing specific questions and comments covered in the live discussion.

Included in this communication:

Additional resources for you, your partner and baby
Follow-up notes on specific questions asked during class, as applicable
Suggested at-home activities for building strong birth and parenting practices

Recent Praise

I was able to have a much clearer mind and perspective because of the content we learned in this class, and I would highly recommend it for any expecting parents! - Kayla

This class helped my wife and I dig deeper into topics we'd thought we'd already covered, like possible stressors during and after birth. Our communication about these things, and how we wanted to approach potential solutions, was a game changer for us. -Nate

Jodi's breadth of knowledge on pregnancy, birthing, and postpartum, paired with her approachable demeanor, made for the perfect combination. I can't imagine approaching birth and postpartum without the knowledge I gained through Embracing Birth. -Claire

Thank you so much for the tools and confidence you gave us. It was a gift! The information you shared helped alleviate a lot of my anxieties about the labor experience. I was able to truly enjoy my pregnancy without overly stressing about labor was going to be like.

We really appreciated how the Embracing Birth Classes focused not just on the physical aspects of pregnancy and delivery but on the emotional and mental aspects, as well. We felt really aware and really prepared going into our birth experiences after learning about all of these elements from Jodi. The one mantra from the course that stuck with me throughout my whole delivery was "pain not suffering." That played in my head on a loop, and it helped me to make some tough decisions when needed.