| Need suggestions for a birthing class and infant CPR class. Live in Maryland but can go anywhere in the DC area. Preferably not too expensive and not a multi week thing, would love to do a one day thing! Looked at Stork: Childbirth Education any opinions on their classes? Thanks in advance! |
| look at breast feeding center. I took a one-day class that they held at GW. The also have a link for infant cpr there. |
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Highly recommend Susan Messina.
http://www.susanmessina.com/ |
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Me too. It's not one-day, but she does have shorter classes in a "weekend intensive" format. And she's fabulous. |
| You don't need birthing classes when there's YouTube. Watch videos and the nurses will tell you what to do anyway. |
| What kind of labor and delivery are you hoping for? Unmedicated? Low intervention? Epidural in the hospital parking lot? |
| We did a class through Stork. We had them come to our house to teach the class and the grandparents participated too. I thought it was good, not great. DH and I knew nothing about babies so we learned a lot. |
| Took a baby CPR class at Sibley and at the end, the nurses said that they did in-home classes too. I would have paid 3x the money of the group class for DH and I to have someone come to our house!!! The group class took FOREVER to teach what probably takes 20 min max to teach one on one. |
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Birthing basics with Lisa Marie cook.
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| Birthing classes were a waste of time and money for me. Baby was breech and I had to have a c section. I would definitely hold it until you were sure that the baby would not turn. |
| Birthing Basics, LLC! Awesome! Check out their Yelp reviews! One day class with tons of current information. |
+1. I wish I'd waited to take the class because I ended up not needing any of the information. |
Lol. Someone from Birthing Basics revived a 5 month old thread to promote themselves. |