Port Perry Lamaze - Prenatal Classes in Port Perry, Ontario

At Port Perry Lamaze, we recognize that today, people are very busy and may not be able to commit to the traditional 6-8 week series of prenatal classes. So, we introduced to the Durham area a two-day prenatal series offered on weekends that covers all the same content, in a condensed format.

Our classes are taught in an education room at a local hospital by Registered Nurses who are also Lamaze-Certified Childbirth Educators -- this means that you only get top-qualified instructors, with many years of experience.

SMALL CLASS SIZES GUARANTEED.

The purpose of our classes is to increase the confidence of both women and their support persons that birth is a normal, natural process. It is also an opportunity to inform expectant parents about current research on related topics so they can make informed decisions about their birth and early child care. Participation in prenatal classes has been known to decrease physical complications during labour and dleivery and also to improve physical and mental health in the postpartum period.

We teach prenatal classes in Port Perry, Ontario to assist clients in Scugog and throughout Durham Region.

Upcoming Classes

Feb. 25 & Feb. 26, 2012 - Lakeridge Health Port Perry
Mar. 24 & Mar. 25, 2012 - Lakeridge Health Port Perry
Apr. 21 & Apr. 22, 2012 - Lakeridge Health Port Perry
Jun. 9 & Jun. 10, 2012 - Lakeridge Health Port Perry
Jul. 21 & Jul. 22, 2012 - Lakeridge Health Port Perry
Sep. 15 & Sep. 16, 2012 - Lakeridge Health Port Perry
Oct. 20 & Oct. 21, 2012 - Lakeridge Health Port Perry
Nov. 24 & Nov. 25, 2012 - Lakeridge Health Port Perry

Register Online

"She found the breathing exercises you taught very helpful. The baby latched on right after birth so other than being sore things are going well. Thank you for the information." (H.D.)

"The baby arrived after 9 hours of med-free labour. My wife went through the whole thing with nothing but a birthing ball and 45 minutes of gas before 50 mins of pushing! Thanks so much for all the information and advice in the classes, it did help in labour and still helps now." (C.T.)

When in my pregnancy should I take prenatal classes?

You should take prenatal classes at least one month prior to your due
date. You don’t want to schedule the classes too early because you want to have the material fresh in your mind for your birthing day; however, space is limited and classes do book up early, so don’t leave
it too long before registering.

"I do feel better prepared for both labour and delivery and post-partum care. Thank you."

This is a testtest

Box 58043, Rosslynn RPO
Oshawa, Ontario L1J 8L6

1 (905) 706-0621

Home ABOUT_US PRENATAL CLASSES REGISTER ONLINE FAQs HELPFUL INFO Contact Us