12/18/2025
The more families I sit with, the more it becomes true to me that there’s a big difference between “wishing” for a peaceful birth and intentionally preparing for one.
Wishing sounds like, “I’ll just see how it goes.” Preparation sounds like, “I want to understand my body, my options, and the support I’ll need as the birth process progresses and unfolds.” Both come from a good heart, but only one tends to carry a mother through labor with steadiness even when sensations intensify or challenges arise.
Preparing doesn’t mean controlling outcomes, it means learning how birth works, knowing your choices before you’re asked to make them, and inviting your support team into the process so you’re not carrying the weight alone. It builds confidence, not because everything is going to go perfectly, but because you are grounded, informed, and supported no matter your story!
Everyone prepares for their births differently, but that’s the heart behind my childbirth education classes. My goal is to help mothers move from “wishing” for peace to walking into birth prepared for it in body, mind, and heart. March 2026 classes will be here before we know it, and if this resonates with you, I’d love to prepare together!