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 Childbirth Classes for Expectant Parents

Birth is the end of pregnancy and the beginning of life as a parent. It's one of the most important transitions in a person's life. Happy Birth Way childbirth classes can help expectant parents prepare for the birth of their baby by sharing:

          • The physical and emotional signs of labor
            • Breathing exercises
            • Positions for labor
            • What to expect when inducing labor
            • The best ways for partners to support a laboring mom
            • Variations in labor
            • How a doula can help mom AND dad in labor
            • Easy prenatal nutrition
            • Pregnancy exercises to prepare for birth
            • Coping with labor before or instead of an epidural
            • How to avoid a cesarean birth
            • The basics of breastfeeding
            • Early home care for mom and family
 
"I wish I had known."
June Connell, Certified Childbirth Educator 
Certified childbirth educator and Happy Birth Way founder June Connell has heard this statement from many first-time moms whose births didn't go as they had expected.

When a mother-to-be knows the basics of birth and can proactively plan the details of her baby's birth, she can make decisions with knowledge and confidence so that when she holds her baby for the first time, she can say:


"I'm so glad I knew."


"Thanks to this class, we had an easy, wonderful and natural birth in a hospital.  June's knowledge and passion were obvious
and recommend this class to everyone."
                      -- A. Harrison                 

"I learned that birth can be a spiritually bonding experience,
not a medical procedure."
-- Michael Risoldi, DC


     
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Getting close
to your due date?

 
InJoy eClass Preview: Understanding Birth

InJoy eClass Preview: Understanding Birth

 Happy Birth Way's online childbirth takes just 6 to 8 hours to complete and has all the information you need to make informed decisions about your birth.

Learn on your own time,
in your own home!

Course includes excellent videos, animations, and all the practical information
  • you need to prepare for 
  • your baby's birth. 

What is a Doula?

A doula is a non-medical labor assistant who physically and emotionally supports a mom and her partner during labor, as depicted in this beautiful montage of Samuel's birth. 



Thank you to Tara and Angel for sharing their natural 
birth experience at
Breath of Life Birth Center. 

Breath of LIfe Birth Center

       
Breath of Life is a beautiful birth center based in Largo, FL, with two caring Certified Nurse Midwives who lovingly help moms bring their babies into the world without drugs or high-tech equipment.  "High-touch, low-tech" sums up the center's philosophy. 

Happy Birth Way childbirth educator June Connell is in her fourth year of teaching classes there.  If you are a Breath of Life client and would like to sign up and pay for Happy Birth Way classes, you can do that right here.

Did You Know?    

Studies are suggesting that babies whose moms ate a variety of foods during their pregnancy are less likely to be picky eaters!  So go ahead, moms -- sample some new cuisines!

Testimonials

 
"Great environment and flow."
Keith R.
"We know more of what to expect now."
Susan G.
"June is intelligent, humble, patient and always available for questions."
Seth P.
"Having natural coping tools has boosted my confidence."
Regis B.
"I learned that my body will tell me what to do."
Stephanie W.
"Informative, excellent presentation."
Robyn B.
"Wonderful visuals. Thank you!"
Krystin W.
"Learning the husband?s role will definitely help us in labor."
Brian R.
"The class relieved my anxieties about labor and delivery."
Christie D.
"June did a great job answering our questions."
Ashley S.
 


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Cesarean Birth Rate

The cesarean birth rate in the United States is teetering around the 40% mark.  Some of the hospitals in the Tampa Bay area have already exceeded that.  Find out here how your hospital is doing.