Childbirth Education

Are you expecting or a new parent? Join our Baby Bootcamp — a hands-on, supportive workshop to prepare you for every step of the journey.

The IGO Medical obstetricians encourage all expectant couples to participate in a prepared childbirth class during their pregnancy, to educate them on the labor and delivery process, and to arm them with helpful tips and tools to maximize comfort. Classes teach all of the childbirth preparation basics and provide informational handouts for each couple. Couples will learn effective ways to reduce stress and increase comfort during labor.

What Baby Bootcamp Offers:

Infant CPR

  • Learn life-saving skills that every parent and caregiver should know.

Labor & Delivery Prep

  • What to expect, pain management options, birth plans, and more.

Lactation 101

  • Get expert tips and guidance on breastfeeding, pumping, and feeding with confidence.

For questions, contact: babybootcamp@igomed.com

As this program is newly launched, registration is currently limited to active IGO patients only.

FAQ

Is this class only for first-time parents?
Our team of obstetricians encourages all expectant couples to participate in a childbirth class to educate them on the labor and delivery process, and to arm them with helpful tips and tools to maximize comfort.
How far along in my pregnancy should I sign up for a Bootcamp Class?
We usually recommend attending during your third trimester, so the information is fresher in your mind for delivery.
How often do you have Baby Bootcamp classes?
We offer Baby Bootcamp classes one Saturday a month (except December).
How long is the class?
Baby Bootcamp is from 9:30 AM-12:30 PM. On the day of the class, we kindly ask that participants arrive between 9:15 AM - 9:30 AM to allow time for check-in, as session 1 will begin promptly at 9:30 AM.
Do I need to bring anything to the class with me?
You do not need to bring any supplies from home with you to attend our class. If you would like to take notes, you are welcome to bring your own notepad, but we will also provide paper for you to jot down any notes. There will be a break between the two sessions with complimentary refreshments. You are welcome to bring your own water bottles.
Do I have to register separately for me and my support person?
No. One registration includes the pregnant parent and one support person.

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