Does your partner know less than you do at this point? Yet you're both heading toward one of life's biggest experiences —unprepared.
 Give Birth Strong, Confident, Positive,
Surrendered & Connected 
No matter where you birth or how you birth, these tools will support you in your birth journey. This is preparation that works for every birth scenario: hospital or home, medicated or unmedicated, vaginal or cesarean.
This is essential if you don't want to be pressured into a procedure —just because it's hospital policy. And if you want your partner to be effective in advocating for your wishes.
Our course supports you to release fear and replace it with trust: trust in the birthing wisdom you already carry within you.

The Birth Partner Secret Weapon
 Designed to help the two of you get through the
toughest part of labor. 
Packed with tips of what to do and say. 
One idea for every 3 minutes of this phase of labor! 
You realize you're heading to uncharted territory and you need a wise guide. And that your partner needs real preparation and supportive encouragement too.
You deserve real education about labor and childbirth, not false reassurance. You deserve the truth—all of it. Knowledge that builds toward an empowering, informed, positive experience instead of a traumatic one.
Start the course and learn:
coping practices for intensity and pain
methods for deep relaxation
strategies for comfort
positioning techniques to ease pain
skills to advocate for yourself so that you're always making informed choices during your labor
skills to stay firm in your choices —even when medical caregivers are pushing you in a different direction
Giving birth to your child is one of the most profound transformations you'll ever undergo. It is an initiatory experience for both men and women. It deserves to be prepared for, honored as the life-altering passage it is, one that affects you at every level of your being:
body, mind, heart, and spirit.
"Up to 45% of women evaluated their birth as traumatic"  *
"Risk factors during birth most strongly associated with PTSD were subjective birth experience (0.59), operative birth (0.48), lack of support from staff during birth (−0.38) and dissociation (0.32). The effect of subjective birth experience was mostly due to negative emotions during birth (0.34) but lack of control or agency was also important (−0.23)." *
© RavaWomb 1995
Most parents only realize after their birth what they wish they had known. But you don’t have to be one of them! Start preparing now. Birth with confidence, and have the birth experience you deserve!
It's the only course you'll need for the biggest day of your life. You wouldn’t run a marathon without training, so why would you go into birth unprepared? Click to see what you get:
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Are you uncertain about what the pain of childbirth really feels like?
Are you feeling anxious that it might be the most pain you've ever experienced in your life so far?
Likely believing what western culture brainwashes us to think: that it is the worst pain in the world?
We have seen that this is the script in movies and tv shows right? Because drama sells. If birth was portrayed as more calm and not excruciating it would be boring to watch.
Do you think sometimes that you just don't know how you might be able to cope with it other than with an epidural? Or maybe you've heard that an epidural can be ok (it definitely can be).
You might be surprised to hear that the timing of it is actually really important, so that it doesn't affect your labor? I'm here to tell you don't believe that it's an absolute an epidural will lead to Pitocin or will lead to a caesarean birth; that can happen but usually it's more likely to happen if you have an epidural at the wrong time in your labor.
Have you been thinking about how you’ve been told they don't accept you into the labor and delivery unit until you're at a certain stage in labor (in Canada this is true, in other countries also, and in other countries it depends on the type of hospital you give birth in). 
So you know you won't be able to get an epidural the second your labor starts, so you're wondering how you're going to cope up until that point?
send your info and you'll be enrolled and we'll send you an order form
You can get started now! 
Here is your free gift: 
Guided Relaxation/Hypno audio to train your mind for birthing

Listen to these audio tracks NOW to:
>> sleep better all through your pregnancy
>> create a deep sense of calm
>> dissolve the stress you are feeling
>> give you relaxation and rest and rejuvenation for your mind, body and spirit
>> build the mindset you need for giving birth
>> help prepare you for the arrival of your new baby
>> set the foundation so your mind is receptive to using these same techniques for the birth
>> develop your ability to remain calm and focused - no matter what's happening in your body or around you
>> discover that with support it is possible to have negative thoughts drift away, and be replaced with that powerful positive mind-set that is more helpful to your pregnancy and to your birth and postpartum experience
No doubt you have noticed there's a lot going on for you!  All the changes within your body as well as so much preparation to do. And thoughts of "How am I going to actually birth this baby?" and "What do I need to know?" and "What can help me to be ready for this?" 
These can be stressful thoughts so this program melts all that stress away at the end of a long day of working and growing your baby within you.
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Are you uncertain about what the pain of childbirth really feels like? And/or you think it just might be the worst pain in the world? We have seen that's the script in movies and tv shows - because drama sells. If birth was portrayed as more calm and not excruciating it would be boring to watch. And/or it's going to be the most pain you've ever experienced in your life so far?
Do you think sometimes that you just don't know how you might be able to cope with it other than with an epidural? Or maybe you've heard that an epidural can be ok (it definitely can be). But would you be surprised to hear that the timing of it is actually really important so that it doesn't affect your labor? I'm here to tell you don't believe that it's an absolute an epidural will lead to Pitocin or will lead to a caesarean birth; that can happen but usually it's more likely to happen if you have an epidural at the wrong time in your labor.
Have you been thinking about how you’ve been told they don't accept you into the labor and delivery unit until you're at a certain stage in labor (in Canada this is true, in other countries also, and in other countries it depends on the type of hospital you give birth in). So you know you won't be able to get an epidural the second your labor starts, so you're wondering how you're going to cope up until that point?
no matter where you birth or how you birth:
in the hospital with or without an epidural, a cesarean birth 
        or birthing at home 
you need a course that actually prepares you !
Don't be blindsided in your birth experience and come out the other side wishing your preparation had been better


There are all kinds of ways babies come - and there are all kinds of women who have their preferences around which way they want to get Birth. Even though it is known scientifically and proven out by research and evidence based practice that certain types of birth, like caesarean birth or induce birth are more risky for the mother and baby, this is not the kind of courses where you're gonna be preached to to have a natural birth at home. These courses are so valuable too you for exactly this reason: we can have our ideas, maybe even plan some people call them about how we think our Birth will go but nature may have its own ideas. So taking courses that prepare you and give you tools so that you can cope no matter what happens in your birth is the wisest thing that you could do.
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A note from Rava, founder of RavaWomb
With my unique courses I aim to guide you through the reams of information coming at you, from all around you: family, friends, doctor, midwife and what you're researching on sites and socials. Through this guidance you will be led to being able to concretely envision and decide upon what kind of Birth you want for you. Not what anyone else is dictating for you. What is right for you.
As a mentor and a doula, I seek to explore with you what might allow you to birth 'un-selfconsciously', to respect whatever options resonate with you and remain present for you as you walk the labyrinth of labor and childbirth.
What I bring to you for your journey is my vast knowledge and experience gained as a long time certified birth doula and certified childbirth educator. 2000+ couples and single parents have attended my childbirth preparation courses, and as a birth doula I have attended 555 births.
I have given birth myself 3 times, to my two sons and also a third and final time as a surrogate. I do believe that I hold the wisdom to enlighten families about all situations that they may encounter in their childbirth experience. We would love to have you in our community and to know you are well prepared.
to birth prep
                     that truly gets
                           you ready for
                                     the unknown