Womb Service Lamaze childbirth classes by Lisa Bache in Louisville, KY at Suburban
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Lamaze Childbirth Classes at Norton Suburban Hospital
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The Womb Service series of Lamaze classes meets at Norton Suburban Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky. The information presented is applicable to any area hospital. Our limited class size allows for more individual attention and group interaction.

As the Lamaze philosophy continuously evolves to meet the current needs of expectant couples, these classes are ideal for not only first-time parents, but also for those looking for a refresher course.

If fathers are not able to attend one or more of the classes, mothers are welcome to bring another family member or friend. Mothers sometimes prefer to come by themselves and may fully participate in class activities.


Class Registration
Your investment is $50 for the 2 session series.

For more information and to register by check or money order, email Lisa or call 502.326.3020. A confirmation letter is emailed to you upon receipt of your payment. 

You may also join a Womb Service session by enrolling online. A confirmation letter is emailed to you upon receipt of your online payment.

Registrations are non-refundable. 

Class Schedule

Online Registration


Creating Confidence in Childbirth (2 classes)


Saturday, March 6, 2010 from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
Sunday, March 7, 2010 from 5:45 pm to 8:45 pm


Register & Pay $50


Creating Confidence in Childbirth (2 classes)


Saturday, April 17, 2010 from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
Sunday, April 18, 2010 from 5:45 pm to 8:45 pm


Register & Pay $50


Class Offerings


Creating Confidence in Childbirth

This session will energize you as you gain the confidence and hands-on skills you need to navigate your journey through labor and birth.

We will cover what you need to know from pre-labor on through to the birth of your baby. Positioning, breathing, and labor coping techniques are practiced repeatedly throughout the weekend.

Learn about:

Pre-labor and how to tell labor has begun
The stages of labor
The benefits of breath awareness in labor
Numerous labor coping techniques
The importance of positioning
Various procedures and medications
Variations of labor, such as back labor and long labor
Inductions and cesarean birth
Communication with your care providers
Birth doulas

Practice with:
• Breath awareness
• Labor coping techniques, such as progressive relaxation, massage, and visualization
A wide variety of positions to use in labor and birth
Labor tools like the birth ball

Attend this 2 class series:
March 2010, April 2010

 

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“Thank you so much for all the information in your classes. We feel that it helped us make better informed decisions throughout the whole birth.”
- Claudia



 

“We were pleasantly surprised how much we learned the second time around and how much we enjoyed it. I wish all expectant parents would go to such a class. Your class was just what we needed.”
- Kelly T.



 

“My husband and I found your class very informative. I couldn't have made it through without the breathing and relaxation techniques.”
- Jamie



 

“I've noticed a difference in my husband's behavior since the class. He has been supportive and helpful the entire pregnancy, but since the class, he seems so much more comfortable with it. Thanks for all of the information, guidance, and inspiration.”
- Kelly C.



 

“My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed your class. It definitely instilled a confidence in us that we did not have before.”
– Katy



 

“Thank you so much for your class series and the confidence it gave me to have the birth experience that I wanted! It will be a wonderful memory that I will treasure always.”
– Jadene


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