"Pay What You Can"
Group Prenatal Education
March 22nd & 29th
QueenCare is a dedicated nonprofit committed to supporting birthing women and their families in our community.
We believe that access to education and resources during this pivotal time is essential, which is why we are offering group prenatal classes in a "pay-what-you-can" format.


Prenatal education consists of two key sessions:
Session One - March 22nd
9:30am-Noon
Focuses on what to expect during labor and effective strategies for managing the birthing process
Session Two - March 29th
9:30am-Noon
Emphasizes care techniques for both mom & baby during early postpartum & beyond
By fostering a supportive environment and developing positive relationships QueenCare aims to educate, equip and encourage families on their transition into parenthood.
Hospitality
Welcoming, inclusive environment where questions and comments are encouraged.
Light refreshments and snacks provided to keep you nourished throughout the sessions.
A mini QueenCare kit for moms, containing postpartum essentials and locally made gifts.
Education
Evidence-based, practical information that equips you to make informed choices about your pregnancy, birth, and postpartum experience.
Hands-on demonstrations of key skills such as swaddling, diapering, and breastfeeding techniques.
Teachings on what to expect and how to manage during birth, and early postpartum
Guidance on partner support and how loved ones can be actively involved during labor and postpartum experience
WHAT TO EXPECT
Support
Facilitated by experienced, empathetic professionals who are knowledgeable in childbirth, postpartum recovery, and newborn care.
Take home materials & homework to continue the conversation at home!
A judgment-free environment where all birth preferences and parenting choices are respected.
Access to follow-up support through call / text, and help in-home after baby has arrived
Connection
A space to meet and connect with other expectant parents, forming friendships and support networks that can continue beyond the sessions.
A welcoming environment for partners, support persons, and family members who want to be involved in the birthing process.
Connection to additional QueenCare resources, including Lending Library, Maternity Closet and Better Together programs.
FAQs
How do I register? We're glad you asked, RIGHT HERE!
When is a good time to take prenatal education? Ideally, you would be in your third trimester, but any time over 20 weeks is wonderful.
Do I need to attend both sessions?
YES, please! Both sessions are equally important to help you and your partner to welcome baby and to prepare for this new season together.What if I don't have a partner?
It is not necessary to bring a partner with you to the sessions, but we highly recommend it. Partners can be anyone that you trust - a mom, sister, friend.Can I take prenatal sessions if I've already had a baby?
Absolutely! You are welcome to attend if this is your first, fourth, or sixth baby!