Prenatal Breastfeeding Classes for Northeast Ohio Families

Feel prepared before baby is in your arms.

Breastfeeding may be natural, but it’s still something you and your baby learn together. This practical, evidence-based class gives you the knowledge, hands-on practice and resources to head into postpartum knowing what to expect—and what to do when things don’t go according to plan.

What we’ll cover

  • What to expect in the first hours + days after birth
  • How milk production works + what supports supply
  • Positioning + getting a comfortable, effective latch
  • How to tell whether baby is getting enough
  • Normal newborn feeding patterns + hunger cues
  • Common early challenges + what to do about them
  • Pumping, bottles + preparing for time apart
  • When to reach out for additional support

Partners are encouraged to attend. They’ll learn what normal feeding looks like, how to recognize when you may need help, and practical ways to support you during those early days.

Prenatal Breastfeeding Class

More than a slideshow.
I don’t want to talk at you for a few hours and hope you remember everything once you’re sleep-deprived with a newborn.

Your class includes:

🤱 Hands-On Practice
Practice positioning, latch techniques and comfort measures before baby arrives.

📖 Class Workbook
Follow along, take notes and reinforce what we’re learning together.

📱 Comprehensive eBook
A searchable reference filled with current recommendations for those “wait…what did Brittney say about this?”postpartum moments.

🖥️ Class Slideshow
Take the visual presentation home so you can revisit the bite-sized version anytime.

💬 Real Conversation + Q&A
Ask questions as we go instead of trying to apply generic information to your family later.

There’s no test and no expectation that you’ll remember everything—I want you to leave knowing where to find the answer when you need it.

three ways to learn

Group In-Person Class

Learn alongside other expecting families in a small, interactive setting with plenty of time for questions and hands-on practice.

VIEW UPCOMING DATES →

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Virtual Class

Get the full class experience from your couch—including demonstrations, Q&A and digital class resources. ASK ABOUT VIRTUAL DATES →

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Private In-Home Class

I’ll bring the class to you for a more personalized experience tailored to your family, questions and feeding plans. BOOK A PRIVATE CLASS →

BOOK A PRIVATE CLASS →

Ready to join us?

FAQ

Got Questions?

Late second trimester through early third trimester is ideal—close enough to birth that the information stays fresh, with plenty of time to prepare.

Absolutely! Partners and support people are encouraged to attend. They’ll learn what to expect, how to support feeding and how to recognize when you may need extra help.

Not at all. It’s great for first-time parents, families who had a difficult previous feeding experience, or anyone wanting to feel better prepared this time around.

Just yourself, your support person and any questions you have! Your class materials and everything needed for hands-on practice are provided.

Private in-home and virtual options are available, so reach out and we’ll find an option that works for you.

Group Classes

November 17th 6pm

Feel prepared for those first feeds—before you’re figuring them out on two hours of sleep.