Birth prep made simple – join me Monday


Hey there,

We’re just 3 days away from my live birth preparation webinar on Monday, August 25 at 10 AM ET — and I don’t want you to miss this.

Count down to 2025-08-25T14:00:00.000Z

In this 60-minute class (+ 30-minute Q&A), you’ll learn:
✅ How your baby’s position affects labor progress
✅ The three levels of your pelvis and how each one opens
✅ Exercises and movements to create space for birth
✅ How to practice these with your partner before labor

Can’t make it live? You’ll get the recording sent right to your inbox.

$29.00

Birth Prep Webinar: Recording from August 25th

This is the recording of the birth prep webinar from August 25th!
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And if you want to put these strategies into practice, my September Birth Prep + Pelvic Floor Series starts Monday, Sept 1 — four weeks of guided pelvic floor training, birth prep exercises, and partner work to get you ready from head to toe.

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