The most comprehensive birth and parenting prep…without the price tag!
✨ SAVE 25% WITH THE ALL-IN BUNDLE
✨ SAVE 25% WITH THE ALL-IN BUNDLE
best value, best preparation
This best-value bundle includes both our Ultimate Birth Pack and Post Birth Pack, saving you £15 when you buy as a bundle! From the day you see those two blue lines to the day they go to school, The All-In Bundle has got you covered! With access for three years, this pack is going to help you to confidently navigate your pregnancy, remain calm during labour and birth and be a pro parent at the other end! That’s a lot of knowledge for a little investment that you will not regret!
What’s covered?
Ultimate Birth Pack
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I'm Pregnant, What Now? with Midwife Tori Johnson
Your General Health in Pregnancy, with Midwife Hannah O'Sullivan
Common Pregnancy Ailments, with Midwife Amy Tiltman
Pregnancy Sickness and Hyperemesis Gravidarum, with Specialist Nurse Caitlin Dean
Pelvic Health in Pregnancy with Pelvic Health Physiotherapist Lucy Allen
Consultant Led Care in Pregnancy, with Dr Pavan Minhas
Premature Labour and Bleeding, with Dr Ria Clarke
Mental Health in Pregnancy, with Dr Rebekah Shallcross
Navigating Pregnancy as a Black Woman or Birthing Person, with Campaigners Tinuke Awe and Clo Abe
Navigating Pregnancy as a member of the LGBT+ community, with Laura-Rose and Freddy McConnell
Relaxation sessions
Baby Loss, with Dr Michelle Tolfrey
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What is hypnobirthing and how it can change your birth and your life
The power of language
Setting the scene for birth
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Understand the physiology of birth
Our bodies on a muscular and hormonal level
The cycle of fear, tension & pain
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Up & down breathing
Guided meditation
Light touch massage
The traffic light system (for birth partners)
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Making the right decisions
Your body, your baby, your birth, your choice
The role of the birth partner
Gravity, baby’s position and birth positions
Tearing (it isn’t as bad as you think!)
The potential for intervention
Due dates
Sweeps
Inductions
Pain relief
Caesareans and gentle caesareans
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Choosing where to give birth and setting your birth preferences
Early labour signs
The stages of labour
The golden hour
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How to know if baby is getting enough milk
How to deal with questions from friends and family
The bottle-feeding sleep myth
Cluster feeding
When to introduce a dummy
Bottle-feeding, expressing & milk storage
Other uses for breast milk
Breastfeeding after a caesarean
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Setting up the perfect sleep environment
Bottle feeing- what you need to get started
Breast pumping- what you need to get started
Choosing your travel system
Post Birth Pack
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The hours following birth
Health professionals and check ups
Your recovery & healing process
Sex after birth
DVT & blood clotting medication
Your baby’s health & checks
Cord care & bathing
Comforting your baby and swaddling
Screenings & vaccinations
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Breastfeeding basics & common issues
Latch overview & techniques
Laid back position
The early hours after birth
Upright position
Twins & multiples
Chestfeeding for trans and non-binary parents
The emotional side of breastfeeding
Is my baby getting enough milk
An introduction to bottle feeding
Responsive bottle feeding
Infant formula milk- need to know
The emotional side of bottle feeding
Seeking support
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Cesarean birth recovery
Vaginal birth recovery
The pelvic floor
Incontinence & prolapse
Diastasis
Breathing for healing
Returning to exercise
Seeking help from a women’s physio
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The supermum myth
Common struggles
Coping with exhaustion
The baby blues
Postnatal anxiety
Birth trauma & PND
Boosting mental health & wellbeing
Self care
Navigating relationship challenges
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Starting a bedtime routine
Newborns are naturally nocturnal
Waking at night is normal
Baby naps
Safe sleep guidelines
Sleep biology
Sleep cycles
Naps
Bedtime routines
Sleep environment
Nightmares and night terrors
Transitioning to a bed
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The two year check
Vaccinations and immunisations
Teething
Developmental concerns
Making informed decisions about your child’s healthcare
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Choking hazards
What to do if a baby and child is choking
Bumps to the head
Burns
Bleeding
Safe bath times
Safety proofing your home
CPR
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How to start weaning
BLW and puree food
Safe food and allergens
Milk feeds
Offering water and a cup
Important nutrients and supplements
How to know if your child is getting enough food
Snacking & fussy eating
Eating in a childcare setting or eating out
How to talk to children about food
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When to start & before you begin
Potty training techniques
Leaving the house
Potty training at night
Seeking extra support
Regression
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Developmental milestones
Punishments and rewards
Sharing, consent and assent
Separation anxiety
New siblings
Frequently asked questions
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12 months.
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Yes, the course teaches physiology, science and practical techniques that are relevant for anyone across the globe. Although there are a few mentions to the NHS, this should not impact your experience or knowledge.
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We have a money back guarantee - if you don’t enjoy the content and you’ve watched less than 20% of the pack, within the first two weeks after purchase, you can receive a full refund.
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You have the incredible Positive Birth Community on Facebook, our DMs on Instagram or please email us at hello@thepositivebirthcompany.com. For UK customers, you also have access to a free call with one of our resident midwives.
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Yes, you can pay for the course in 2 instalments. Just select this option here or at checkout.
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