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Bringing Home Baby
Are you as prepared for the postpartum period as you are for birth?
88% of moms say they aren't
prepared for the postpartum period.
Have you been wondering:
Am I ready to bring my baby home?
What are risk factors for postpartum depression?
What should I expect as a new parent?
How do I prepare for postpartum?
What are baby blues?
What should I expect in the fourth trimester?
How do I make boundaries for people that want to meet the baby?
We Have Your Answers
We want to prepare
you for postpartum
and parenthood.
For only $45, you get:
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Two hours of content
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Handouts to help you communicate with support people
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Worksheets to prepare with your partner
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Recipes to help you stock your freezer prior to birth
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Prepared for postpartum and parenthood
Out of 130 couples surveyed, 2/3 of them identified a significant decrease in the quality of their relationship in the first three years after bringing their baby home.
The Gottman Institute
Topics Include:
Changes for mom after birth
Changes for mom after birth
Changes for your relationship after birth
Postpartum Mental Health
How to interact with your support system after birth
What if my birth doesn't go according to plan?
Presented by
Cathie is a the Owner of
Tennessee Reproductive Therapy and a specialist in reproductive and maternal mental health. Cathie is a member of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine and Postpartum Support International.
Leighton is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who specializes in reproductive and maternal mental health. Leighton specializes in helping clients during a pregnancy after loss and helping clients prepare for the postpartum season.
Leslie Binford, DNP
Leslie is an RN and Doctor of Nursing Practice who is a professor at Austin Peay State University and is on the board of Tennessee's chapter of Postpartum Support International. She offers medication management for women in the postpartum season.