Ticket is for Pregnant Woman and Birth Partner

Light refreshments included 

Goodie bag 

Comprehensive Baby and You booklet

Why “Baby and You in the Fourth Trimester” Might Be the Most Important Class You Take

When we think about preparing for a baby, most of the focus tends to be on birth.

Birth plans. Hospital bags. Breathing techniques.

But what happens after your baby arrives?

The Missing Piece in Birth Preparation

The early weeks after birth—often called the fourth trimester—are a time of huge transition. Your baby is adjusting from life in the womb to the outside world, while you are recovering physically, emotionally, and mentally as you step into Parenthood

Yet this stage is often overlooked in traditional antenatal education.

Parents frequently leave birth preparation classes feeling ready for labour—but not for the reality of caring for a newborn.

That’s exactly why “Baby and You in the Fourth Trimester” exists

What You’ll Actually Learn

• This class is practical at its core—because that’s what parents really need.
• You’ll learn essential newborn care skills such as:
• Feeding your baby responsively
• Understanding newborn sleep
• Bathing, nappy changing, and skin care
• Cord care
• Skin-to-skin bonding and why it matters
• Postnatal recovery and self-care
• Working as a team with your companion
• What’s normal (and what’s not)

Confidence Changes Everything

What Parents Say

“We’d done an antenatal class already, but this was the bit we felt we were missing. It was so helpful to talk through what those first few weeks are actually like.”

“I was worried I wouldn’t know what I was doing once we got home, but this really reassured me. It was practical and realistic, not just theory.”

“The small group made such a difference. It felt really relaxed and we could ask questions without feeling silly or rushed.”

“There’s so much information online, and it’s hard to know what’s right. This just simplified everything and made it all feel much clearer.”