Montana
Childbirth
Collective
Birth with Us, Baby!
There are many different childbirth education class styles to choose from. There are a number of aspects to consider when selecting a class that best suits you. Think of your personality, your labor and delivery goals, and the amount of time you have to commit to preparation classes.
Benefits of taking a may class include:
· Greater confidence in the process of birth and in your ability to make good birth choices
· Learn relaxation and coping techniques
· Tips for breastfeeding and new baby care
· Techniques for partners to offer support and comfort
· Assistance in creating a birth plan
· Personal attention to your birth anxieties
· Learning from the questions/comments/discussions of other people in the class
· Camaraderie with other couples experiencing pregnancy at the same time as you
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Sasha Lindberg Currently I teach 4 and 8 week natural birth preparation classes. My classes are small with a lot of personal attention. I love that some of my best girlfriends are former students. My classes focus on the normalcy of birth and instill a confidence in the natural process, whether couples birth at home with midwives or in the hospital with doctors. In addition, I offer my services as a doula. I love the adrenalin rush that comes from helping a mom birth just the way she wants and the complete joy of seeing a baby be born into the world. I feel tremendously blessed to have found a way to make a positive difference in the world and can't imagine a better job. I've lived in the Gallatin Valley for 15 years and my heart is definitely in this place. I grew up in Lewistown where my dad is a horse trainer and my mom is a retired medical office manager. I have a fabulous husband, Mike, and two beautiful daughters, Katalyn and Isabella, and a very loyal Kelpie dog, Bear cub. I graduated from MSU with a Master's in History in 2000. These days teaching birthing, doula work and home schooling my girls keep me very busy. I can be reached at 388.0707. www.bellabirthing.com |
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Jen Wacker Now as a mother of two and a Certified Birth Doula (DONA), I support women through their personal birthing choices. My model of care is centered on a caring and encouraging relationship during pregnancy, through the birth and into the postpartum period. My professional experience includes working with birthing mothers and their families in the hospital and homebirth environments. I have worked as an assistant with a Certified Professional Midwife on numerous births and have gained valuable knowledge of the birthing process, infant care and breastfeeding through this opportunity. I graduated with a BS in Health and Human Development, which provided a strong understanding in the psychological side of birth and family systems. I attended Health Works Institute and graduated as a Massage Therapist in August 2008. I have combined my work as a Doula with my massage training and offer wellness, pregnancy and postpartum massage. Please call if you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment. (406) 209-3938 |
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Jackie Robin Eight week natural childbirth class taught at Four Corners in Bozeman and in Big Sky. I am entering my ninth year as a birthing teacher in the Gallatin Valley. I was originally certified with the Bradley Method in 2000 and taught under their affiliation until the fall of 2008. I am passionate about individuality of the birthing experience. My class focuses on relaxsation, normal breathing, knowledge as empowerment, decision making, natural ways to handle challenges in your labor, nutrition for you and your baby, keeping an open mind, movement, letting go…just to mention some of what we cover. Please contact me anytime for more information about my classes. I would love to hear from you. Jackie@hungrymoose.com, 995-2624 (home) 581-1772 (cell) |