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Parents 2 B Private in home antenatal classes, early parenting, feeding and infant sleep & settling support.

16/02/2026
Let’s talk P2B Antenatal Classes ⁠⁠Perfect for parents who want practical, personalised education without sitting throug...
13/02/2026

Let’s talk P2B Antenatal Classes ⁠

Perfect for parents who want practical, personalised education without sitting through large group classes spread over weeks. P2B antenatal sessions are designed to give you real, evidence-based information — in a supportive, relaxed and interactive environment.⁠

From labour and delivery, to bringing your baby home, breastfeeding education and paediatric first aid, each class focuses not just on birth… but on preparing you for those early days of parenthood too.⁠

If you’re looking for guidance, reassurance and honest education tailored to YOU — this is where to start.

Thursdays are P2B Zoom Days!⁠⁠Every Thursday I connect with families near and far — chatting with local parents as well ...
12/02/2026

Thursdays are P2B Zoom Days!⁠

Every Thursday I connect with families near and far — chatting with local parents as well as families across Australia, and currently supporting little ones in Japan and the UK too.⁠

No matter where you live, you don’t have to figure things out alone. From newborn questions to sleep, feeding and routines, I’m here to help with real support, real experience, and a friendly face on Zoom.⁠

Distance doesn’t matter, support does.⁠

Message me to book your session or learn more.

I LOVE getting these photos after a P2B private antenatal class! Did you know it is possible to express your colostrum w...
11/02/2026

I LOVE getting these photos after a P2B private antenatal class!

Did you know it is possible to express your colostrum while you are still pregnant and freeze it so you can feed it to your newborn baby, if you need to?

This is called ‘antenatal expressing’.

Colostrum is the first fluid made by your breasts from about the 16th week of pregnancy.

This is the first food for your baby and contains vital immune factors. Colostrum also helps to colonise your baby’s gut with healthy bacteria that protect against allergy and disease.

Before expressing colostrum antenatally it is important to discuss it with your midwife, GP or obstetrician.

If you choose to express your colostrum but can’t manage to get any, there’s no need to worry. Not being able to express colostrum doesn't mean you will have a low supply after your baby is born, it might just be your technique.

Reach out to P2B, your midwife or lactation consultant for assistance.

For more about antenatal expressing visit P2B website or the Australian Breastfeeding Association.

Had to share! I wish I looked this young in real life 😂😂😂
08/02/2026

Had to share! I wish I looked this young in real life 😂😂😂

Yesterday I had a mum who was exhausted and stressed. Her once easy going breastfeeding little man was refusing the brea...
04/02/2026

Yesterday I had a mum who was exhausted and stressed. Her once easy going breastfeeding little man was refusing the breast.⁠

Why? That is the million dollar question but not the reason behind today’s post.⁠

Mum could not express any milk, manually or via the pump.⁠

Her breasts over the day had became so engorged and painful. ⁠

What did we do?⁠

Remeasured her fl**ge size. Her current size was measured pre breastfeeding / pregnant. Mum was using a fl**ge 3 sizes too big!⁠

We grabed an old crop top and made some slits in it for the pump fl**ge to fit through, allowing for hands free expressing (and a cheaper option than the store bought expressing bra).⁠

We placed a sock over each bottle to reduce mum’s anxiety towards the “how much am I expressing” thoughts. Trust me, it makes a huge difference.⁠

I then taught mum how to play with the letdown and suction functions on the pump. Every 20 to 30 seconds we changed it up! Your baby doesn’t feed from the breast in a constant sucking motion. They suck fast, slow and pause. By changing / playing with the functions you can assist with your body’s ability to letdown.⁠

Deep breathing, mindfulness, and trying to relax when expressing – using it as some “down time” – can also assist your letdown. We had a chat (because you all know that is one of my skills!) but a cuppa tea, eating something, watching some Netflix, or going outside and getting some sun while expressing honestly can make a huge difference. Mum expressed for 15 minutes and then went had had a 15 minute shower and practised some mindfulness breathing and the expressed for another 10 minutes.

Over the coming days, I’m going to share examples of my routine. These are just examples.⁠⁠Every baby and every family i...
02/02/2026

Over the coming days, I’m going to share examples of my routine. These are just examples.⁠

Every baby and every family is different. We all parent differently, and every family has its own values and ethos. We’re all doing our best, and our decisions as parents should always be respected. 🤍⁠

If what you’re doing is working well for you and your family, there’s no need to change a thing.⁠

But if you’re currently struggling with your little one’s sleep, this routine could be a helpful starting point to get things back on track.

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Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm
Saturday 1pm - 4pm

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My name is Michelle Jackson and I am a Registered Midwife, Registered Nurse, Infant Sleep Specialist and Childbirth Educator. In the past 20 years, I have worked extensively in both private and public practice in Brisbane and on the Gold Coast. My experience includes all facets of pregnancy, childbirth and early parenting. I am also a mother of 3 children, and as a mother and midwife, I realise that life is busy. I am passionate about supporting families which is how P2b was founded. PRIVATE ANTENATAL CLASSES I have a passion for antenatal education and saw that there was a need for more personalised and private antenatal classes on the Gold Coast. Not everyone has the time to attend large groups of childbirth classes over 4-6 weeks. As a result, I started P2B offering a unique service on the Gold Coast providing practical, unbiased, evidence based and personalised antenatal education ….. all in the privacy and comfort of your own home. Classes take anything from 4 - 5 hours. They can be done over 2 days/nights or on a Saturday/Sunday afternoon. My personal birth and parenting experiences are vast. They include a vaginal delivery and caesarean section. As a result, I strongly believe that individual birthing and parenting options / choice is paramount. I aim to support, respect and inform parents to be of their birthing and parenting choices no matter what that may be. Labour is a amazing journey into the unknown. It is important to focus on what awaits you at the end of your long, hard journey! SLEEP & SETTLING ADVICE I also believe that one of the most important lessons we can teach our baby's is the art of sleep. I know from personal experience how stressful it can be when your baby doesn't sleep. My sleep and settling techniques are age dependent. I offer assistance with routines that are flexible yet structured and most importantly adapted specifically to you and your baby. I offer online advice - This service includes an initial phone consultation and then follow up emails, text and phone support as required. I also offer in home visits for up to 2 hours or up to 4 hours. All in home consultations include 1 week ongoing support.

EARLY PARENTING SUPPORT

Being a parent is an exciting and rewarding experience and P2B offers a range of parenting support services including weekly weighs and early parenting education. Continuity of care is essential for new parents and this service allows for P2B to support parents through their transition into parenthood – all from the comfort of their own home.

P2B postnatal support includes 5 x 1 hour (in your home) visits post hospital discharge. These visits need to can be utilized within the first 10 weeks’ post birth.