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Thanks to both of you. Good idea to post it on the parenting forum.
We booked ours at about 16 or 17 weeks. But I don't think it's ever too early!
Hi all,
I plan on using public transportation a lot with our baby (due in July). Does it make sense to buy a car seat with matching frame (I'm leaning towards the Chicco Key Fit) or should I get a traditional stroller? We'll want a car seat regardless for when we do take the baby in a car and on trips to visit the grandparents, but I'm not sure how a car seat/stroller combo will work for the Metro and running around the city. Thanks for any specific recommendations you can share!
I plan on using public transportation a lot with our baby (due in July). Does it make sense to buy a car seat with matching frame (I'm leaning towards the Chicco Key Fit) or should I get a traditional stroller? We'll want a car seat regardless for when we do take the baby in a car and on trips to visit the grandparents, but I'm not sure how a car seat/stroller combo will work for the Metro and running around the city. Thanks for any specific recommendations you can share!
Thank you so much everyone! I'm leaning heavily towards Marylou Tietz or Susan Messina (unfortunately Rosebud is almost an hour's drive from our place).
I've heard that Susan Messina is pretty touchy-feely. My husband and I are pretty pragmatic people and I'm not sure if that will work for us. For those of you who took her class, do you feel like it was a little artsy, or was it more on the practical side? Thank you!
I've heard that Susan Messina is pretty touchy-feely. My husband and I are pretty pragmatic people and I'm not sure if that will work for us. For those of you who took her class, do you feel like it was a little artsy, or was it more on the practical side? Thank you!
Hi everyone,
I'm looking for recommendations for weekend-long intensive childbirth education classes. I am very interested in natural childbirth but I don't want to commit to an 8 or 12 week course. Any suggestions? Thank you!
Update - Thank you so much everyone! I'm leaning heavily towards Marylou Tietz or Susan Messina (unfortunately Rosebud is almost an hour's drive from our place).
I've heard that Susan Messina is pretty touchy-feely. My husband and I are pretty pragmatic people and I'm not sure if that will work for us. For those of you who took her class, do you feel like it was a little artsy, or was it more on the practical side? Thank you!
I'm looking for recommendations for weekend-long intensive childbirth education classes. I am very interested in natural childbirth but I don't want to commit to an 8 or 12 week course. Any suggestions? Thank you!
Update - Thank you so much everyone! I'm leaning heavily towards Marylou Tietz or Susan Messina (unfortunately Rosebud is almost an hour's drive from our place).
I've heard that Susan Messina is pretty touchy-feely. My husband and I are pretty pragmatic people and I'm not sure if that will work for us. For those of you who took her class, do you feel like it was a little artsy, or was it more on the practical side? Thank you!