LovingBirths
Collective
Natural Childbirth Classes
A Natural Birthing Approach That Builds Confidence and Calm
A Well-Prepared Birth
Women are often told what birth will feel like, but rarely taught how to prepare for it well. LovingBirths classes are designed to help you understand what is happening in your body, develop practical skills, and approach labor with greater calm, confidence, and trust in the process.
In LovingBirths classes, this preparation is built through four essential components
Become Confident in the Design
Develop a clear understanding of how the body is designed to work during labor and birth, allowing trust to replace fear.
One of the most powerful forms of preparation is understanding the natural design of the birth process. In class, we explore how hormones, environment, and support work together during labor and how these elements influence the experience of birth.
Work With Your Body in Labor
Learn practical techniques that support the natural processes of labor, helping to reduce unnecessary discomfort and encourage effective, efficient progress.
Birth becomes more manageable when families learn how to work with the body rather than against it. In class, you’ll be introduced to practical comfort techniques, helpful positions, and supportive strategies that encourage the natural progress of labor.
These tools help couples approach labor as an active process—one where both partners can participate in meaningful and supportive ways.
Learn and Practice Deep Relaxation
Practice the deep relaxation skills that support a peaceful birth, helping maintain both physical comfort and emotional steadiness throughout labor.
Relaxation is not simply a suggestion for birth—it is a skill that can be learned and practiced. LovingBirths classes introduce techniques that help mothers release tension and conserve energy during labor.
Through guided practice, you learn relaxation methods that support comfort, focus, and steady breathing as labor unfolds.
Prepare Your Birth Partner and Advocate
Equip your partner or support person to be an active, confident presence—prepared to assist you through each stage of labor, help create a calm and loving birth environment, and advocate for you during moments of decision as you move through birth together.
Birth partners play a vital role in the birth experience. In LovingBirths classes, partners learn how to provide meaningful physical, emotional, and practical support throughout each stage of labor.
They leave with a clear understanding of how to support the laboring mother and help create a calm, connected birth environment.
Is LovingBirths Right for You?
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First-time parents often wonder what birth will really be like and how to prepare. LovingBirths supports both parents in learning, practicing, and preparing together so neither of you feels alone as you approach labor and birth.
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Families planning birth center or home births often value a deep understanding of the birth process and the ability to work closely with their bodies during labor. LovingBirths supports this preparation through practical education, relaxation skills, and partner involvement—helping you approach birth with confidence, connection, and steady support.
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Families planning hospital births want to feel prepared, informed, and supported within a medical setting. LovingBirths helps you and your birth partner communicate your birth preferences clearly, participate confidently in decision-making, and work together as a team to support labor and birth. With thoughtful preparation, many families discover that joy in labor is possible regardless of birth setting. For those hoping to experience birth with as little intervention as possible while maintaining access to the resources of a hospital, preparation is especially important—and this class is an excellent first step on that journey.
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Families who have experienced birth before often approach a new pregnancy with fresh questions, new hopes, or a desire for a different experience. LovingBirths offers an opportunity to revisit preparation, deepen understanding, and learn or refresh practical skills—supporting you and your partner as you approach this birth with clarity, intention, and renewed confidence.
Inside the Classroom
Six hours of private instruction, scheduled as two 3-hour sessions, can be scheduled apart or consecutively.
Held in a comfortable, private setting designed to support relaxed learning
Interactive and discussion-based, with time for questions and conversation
Guided practice of comfort techniques, deep relaxation skills, and birth position preparation The amount of time dedicated to ‘practicing birthing’ sets this class apart.
Birth partners are a laboring woman’s support and advocate, their preparation is essential and an integral component throughout the class.
You’ll receive a 50 page workbook at your first session to guide your learning in class and support continued practice at home.
Class Location
Classes are held in Alpharetta, GA, in a newly renovated and artfully designed lower-level space. The atmosphere is calm, softly lit, and cozy—creating a relaxed setting for learning and preparation.
Informed Minds, Well-Prepared Births.
I’m excited to share Edition 2 of the LovingBirths workbook. The core content remains the same trusted material that has supported families for over a decade, now presented in a beautifully updated layout. I hope you love the refreshed design as much as I do.
The images below offer a preview of selected pages, and the class outline provides a broad overview. Neither fully conveys the depth and intentional design of the complete curriculum.
This workbook is included with your class and provided at the first session.
Pricing for Natural Childbirth Classes
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$495.00
For Launch sale discount of $50.00 enter LAUNCH-SALE at checkout. Expires 7/31/2026
One-on-one classes are designed to provide a calm, private environment where you can prepare in a relaxed way. This setting allows for open conversation, comfort in discussing personal topics, and attentive guidance as you engage with the material together.
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$300–$350
Group classes create a welcoming space for families to learn and prepare together in a shared setting. Offered based on sufficient interest, pricing varies with enrollment and typically ranges from $300 min–$350 max per couple.
Visit our Events page to see currently scheduled classes, join our community list for updates on upcoming classes and events, or fill out an interest form here.
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A complete, self-paced LovingBirths video series is currently in development.
Coming soon—join our community list for updates.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. LovingBirths classes are designed to support families in hospital, birth center, or home settings. The focus is on preparation, understanding the birth process, and learning practical comfort skills that can be helpful regardless of your birth plan.
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Yes. LovingBirths classes are designed to equip families with the understanding, comfort techniques, and partner support skills that are especially helpful for those planning an unmedicated or low-intervention birth. Many couples who complete the class go on to have low-intervention birth experiences.
However, no class can guarantee a specific outcome. Birth unfolds in its own way, and continued preparation and practice after class play an important role in how you experience labor.
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LovingBirths offers private, one-to-one instruction so you can prepare in a comfortable and personalized setting.
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No. Birth partners are gently guided and included in a supportive way. There is no pressure to perform — only practical instruction to help them feel prepared and confident in how to support you.
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Most families attend during the third trimester, though you are welcome to take the class at any time in pregnancy. Attending in the second trimester can provide extra time to explore recommended resources and to build confidence through continued relaxation practice.
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Please bring one to two pillows, a cozy blanket if you’d like, your workbook (after the first session), and water. Wear comfortable clothing that allows for movement and relaxation practice.
These details will be included again in your class reminder email after you book.
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LovingBirths classes are scheduled as private, extended sessions and require dedicated time set aside specifically for your family. For this reason, payments are non-refundable once booking/payment is confirmed.
If you need to reschedule, please contact me as soon as possible. I will make every reasonable effort to find an alternative date that works for both of us. Rescheduling is subject to availability.
Thank you for understanding that these policies allow LovingBirths to protect the time and preparation set aside for each family.
lovingbirthscollective@gmail.com
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Please park in the street and use the front door.
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The exact address will be provided in your confirmation email after booking. This helps us maintain privacy and ensure a comfortable experience for all families. The provided map on the website is a general close approximation for reference.
Birth Stories
"At 37, preparing to deliver my first and only baby, I knew I wanted a natural childbirth — but I also knew how often birth plans change. What made the difference for me was Taylor’s education and guidance. Because of her class, I walked into labor informed, confident, and ready to trust my body.”
Stacee Elliott
Unmedicated Hospital Birth, 2019
“With the preparation I received and the support of my sister-in-law and mom, I was able to move through labor with confidence. They stayed close and created the kind of space I needed so I could focus on my work. Even in the most intense moments, I felt calm and supported, and I was able to trust my body.”
Christine Moore
Unmedicated Hospital Birth, 2013
“Our experience with LovingBirths Collective and the LovingBirths Labor Method exceeded our expectations.
Although my labor required an induction due to a minor complication, my husband and I felt fully prepared to handle the change in plans. The breathing, relaxation, and partner techniques we practiced helped us stay calm and confident, and we were still able to have a natural birth without Pitocin or pain medication.”
Kadence and Dylan Spruyt Unmedicated Hospital Birth, 2025