The Prepared Partner| Birth & Postpartum Planning Course for Partners

What to Expect

Birth & Postpartum Planning for Partners Who Want to Feel Prepared

You don’t need to be an expert.

You just need to know how to show up.

The Prepared Partner is a practical, supportive course designed for partners who want to feel calm, confident, and genuinely helpful during birth and the early postpartum period—without memorizing medical terms or following a rigid script.

This is preparation without pressure.

If You’re a Partner Who’s Thinking…

“I want to help—but I don’t know what to do in the moment.”

“I don’t want to freeze, fix, or make things worse.”

“I want to support her her way, not just do what the hospital says.”

“I want to be involved without being overbearing.”

You’re in the right place.

Most partners are told to “just be supportive”—but no one explains what that actually looks like during labor, medical decisions, exhaustion, emotions, and the fog of early postpartum.

The Prepared Partner fills that gap with a course for partners taught by a partner.

What You’ll Learn

Module 1: What You’re Actually Planning For

  • Why birth plans aren’t scripts

  • How flexibility is preparation

  • What partners can control—and what they can’t


Module 2: Supporting Labor (Without Getting in the Way)

  • Comfort measures that actually help

  • Reading cues instead of giving directions

  • Staying calm when things get intense or unpredictable


Module 3: Postpartum Reality Planning

  • What the early days really look like

  • Emotional shifts, exhaustion, and mental load

  • Practical support that makes a difference at home


Module 4: Knowing When to Step In

  • What’s normal vs. what needs support

  • How to advocate respectfully

  • When to ask for help—and who to call

Each lesson is short, clear, and designed to fit into real life.


Why Partner Preparation Matters

Partners play a powerful role in birth and postpartum—but most are underprepared, overwhelmed, or unsure where they fit.

When partners feel prepared:

  • Birthing parents feel safer and more supported

  • Communication improves during labor

  • Stress decreases during postpartum transitions

  • Couples feel more like a team—not two people surviving separately

Preparation doesn’t guarantee a certain kind of birth.
But it does change how supported the experience feels.

The Prepared Partner Course

$97 one-time

No subscriptions. No upsells.
Just clear, practical preparation you can return to anytime.

What’s included:

  • On-demand video lessons (short + practical)

  • Birth and postpartum planning guidance

  • Partner-specific support strategies

  • Advocacy and communication tools

  • Lifetime access