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Feel Prepared for Birth. Your Way.

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Practical, evidence-informed prenatal education for growing families.

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Whether you prefer to learn from the comfort of home or experience hands-on birth preparation together, Transition Prenatal Education helps you understand your options, prepare for labour, and approach birth with confidence.

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Serving families in the Edmonton area and across Canada.

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Video Series: Foundations Birth Prep 

Birth Preparation That Fits Your Life.

 

$85 CAD | Self-Paced | 3 Hours of content

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No scheduled classes. No commuting. No rushing.

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Prepare for birth from the comfort of home with our Foundations Birth Prep Video Series.

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Learn about labour, pain management options, birth interventions, cesarean birth, postpartum recovery, and what to expect in the early days with your newborn.

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Watch at your own pace and learn alongside your birth partner.

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In-Person Birth Prep Workshops

Less Watching. More Hands-On Practice.

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$150 CAD for Two People | Includes Online Video Series

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​Our interactive Birth Prep Workshop combines online education with five hours of in-person learning.

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Practice labour comfort measures, develop partner support skills, prepare for the unexpected, and explore birth in a whole new way.

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Your registration includes our Foundations Birth Prep Video Series (three additional hours of content).

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Why choose Transition Prenatal Education?

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Real Birth Experience. Practical Preparation.

Supporting growing families in the Edmonton area since 2015.

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We believe birth preparation should be honest, inclusive, practical, and empowering.

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Our approach combines evidence-informed education with real-world birth experience, helping families understand their options without prescribing one right way to give birth.

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Every birth is different. Your preparation should reflect that.​

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"Advocacy in birth isn't about being the loudest person in the room. It's about making sure the person giving birth never becomes the quietest."
-Natalie Broders
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