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In this two-hour workshop, an educator guides you through the process of labor and childbirth in a supportive environment.
Registration is closed.
Six couple limit
$60 per couple
Our certified childbirth educators review the process of labor and birth, methods for relaxation, comfort measures, birthing positions, postpartum.
This is an in person class.
Kimberley Scribner, CCCE, CPST at (603) 227-7000 x3228
This tour of The Family Place focuses on helping you prepare for your labor and delivery day. Labor support skills and optimal fetal positioning are demonstrated. Count on us to cover everything from what to bring, where to park, and what to expect during your stay at The Family Place.
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