Most couples attend prenatal classes between 24 and 34 weeks pregnant.

Yes. This antenatal workshop is designed for couples, and birth partners play an important role throughout the sessions.

Yes. This workshop supports parents' planning:

• Natural births

• Epidural births

• Labour inductions

• Assisted births

• Caesarean sections

The focus is on informed preparation and realistic understanding of all birth options.

Yes. Week 4 includes a comprehensive breastfeeding curriculum taught by an IBCLC covering:

• Latching

• Milk supply

• Pumping

• Bottle feeding

• Engorgement

• Newborn feeding behaviour

Yes. The programme discusses labour, hospital birth experiences, breastfeeding support, confinement practices, and postpartum realities commonly experienced in Singapore.

Parents will receive:

• A complimentary 1-hour virtual post-class support session

• Educational handouts and resources

• Continued opportunities to clarify questions after class

This helps parents continue feeling supported beyond the prenatal workshop itself.

To ensure a meaningful and interactive experience, classes are conducted in a small-group format.

A minimum of 7 couples is required to commence each intake.

This allows:

• Better interaction with educators

• More personalised guidance

• Comfortable opportunities to ask questions

• A supportive environment for new parents

10 Kaki Bukit Avenue 4. About 8 minutes walk from Kaki Bukit MRT.

We would highly encourage you to attend with your partner, but you are still welcome to participate by yourself.

For single mums, do feel free to attend with a trusted family member who will be mostly by your side at home with baby.

Otherwise, you are still welcome to participate by yourself.

To ensure a conducive environment for everyone, no kids are allowed.

If you’re super keen to attend this workshop and are unable to find caregivers for your older child, do reach out to me to work something out with the venue.

No refunds are allowed.

You may transfer your slot to another person, whom you have to find on your own accord, or use the fees you have paid to offset any upcoming classes or a lactation consultation.

If in any event that you cannot attend the class, you can either transfer your slot to another person, whom you have to find on your own accord, or use the fees you have paid to offset any upcoming classes or a lactation consultation.

Lunch is only provided for the Prenatal Breastfeeding Essentials class and is non-halal.

Other workshops and classes do not include meals unless otherwise stated.

For the Prenatal Breastfeeding Essentials class, lunch is only guaranteed for registrations completed at least 7 days before the class date.

Sign-ups made within 5–7 days prior to the class may not have meals catered, as our food caterer requires at least one week’s notice to confirm orders.

The best prenatal class is one that helps parents prepare not only for labour, but also breastfeeding, newborn care, postpartum recovery, and hospital birth realities in Singapore. This programme combines childbirth education, breastfeeding education, and postpartum preparation into one comprehensive workshop.

Yes. This workshop is especially helpful for first-time parents looking for practical preparation for labour, breastfeeding, newborn care, and postpartum recovery.

Yes. The final workshop session includes a complimentary confinement food lunch for all attending couples only at Week 4 session.

Yes. Parents may either:

• Join the complete 4-week prenatal workshop

• Attend individual sessions separately

This workshop combines:

• Evidence-based childbirth education

• Emotional and mindset preparation

• Practical labour coping techniques

• Breastfeeding education by an IBCLC

• Realistic postpartum preparation

• Ongoing post-class support

The sessions are designed to feel practical, supportive, and relevant to modern Singapore parents.