Our Classes

Our 5 session course is taught by Katie, our FEDANT Accredited fully qualified and insured antenatal and postnatal teacher. The sessions are fun, informative, relaxed and friendly – a fantastic way to meet other local families with babies due around the same time. Each session takes place on a Wednesday evening 7-9pm in Seaford, or Thursday 7-9pm in Lewes.

What you’ll learn:

Session 1

This first session is designed to help you feel mentally and physically prepared in the lead up to labour, some of the topics we will cover include:

– The final weeks of pregnancy
– The early signs your body is preparing for labour
– Ways to encourage a calm environment and support oxytocin
– Essentials to include in your hospital bag
– How to feel informed and empowered when making decisions during birth

Session 2

The second session is designed to help you feel more confident and prepared for labour, some topics include:

– The different stages of labour and birth positions
– Pain relief options, including both natural and medical approaches
– Induction of labour
– Unassisted and assisted births
– Practical ways birth partners can offer support throughout labour and birth

Session 3

This third class prepares you for the transition into early parenthood, we’ll cover things like:

– Planned and unplanned caesarean births
– Physical recovery and emotional wellbeing after birth
– What to expect during the first 24–48 hours with your baby
– Knowing when to reach out for support and where to find it
– Dressing your baby safely and car seat safety

Session 4

The fourth session is designed to help build confidence with lots of practical tips, including:

– Breast, bottle and combination feeding
– Understanding baby feeding patterns and cues
– How often newborns typically feed and why
– Nappy changing basics and what to expect
– Simple, safe bathing tips for your baby

Session 5

Our final class focuses on the weeks and months after birth, including subjects that parents commonly say are often overlooked, we’ll explore:

– Safe sleep guidance and creating a safe sleep space
– Typical newborn sleep patterns
– Early development, including growth spurts and changes in behaviour
– Common concerns such as rashes, illnesses, and allergies
– Topics like colic, reflux, soft spots (fontanelles), and other frequently asked questions

Booking includes:

Initial Consultation

An informal pre-course phone call for us to get to know each other, discuss your needs, and answer any questions.

Classes

Up to 12 hours of learning for both you and your partner, in a face-to-face intimate setting (maximum group size 6 couples).

Private Messaging

A safe and supportive private messaging service starting from session 1 right through to 8 weeks post-partum.

Group Chat

A group chat with other local parents from your course.

Snacks!

Complimentary treats, tea, coffee, and soft drinks at every session.

Reunion

A class reunion when all the babies have been born.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are the classes held?

Our classes take place at:

Old Town Hall, South Street, Seaford, BN25 1HP

The Movement Clinic, Morris Road, Lewes, BN7 2AT

When should I start classes?

Ideally you should be at 26-32 weeks of gestation at the start of the course. You should have completed the course before you reach 37 weeks gestation. Click here for our Course Schedule.

My friend is expecting too. Can we both come?

Yes! Bring a friend and you both get 15% off the booking fee.

I’m neurodiverse. Will I be comfortable?

Absolutely – the best thing to do is get in touch, and we can talk (or exchange emails, if that’s better for you) about what you need. Bespoke courses are available on request and can be delivered in a way which suits you.