Birth & Breastfeeding Preparation

ACQUAINTING YOU TO A REFRESHED PERSPECTIVE OF PRENATAL CLASSES

Right preparation is key to a successful breastfeeding & postpartum journey

How our Birth Preparation Programme has helped Charlene:

Lactation Therapy with Birth & Breastfeeding Preparation Programme

Our Birth Preparation Programme will prepare and condition your body for birth and breastfeeding. This therapy ensures quality milk supply from Day 1 of your baby’s arrival. Our Maternal Health Visitors will work with you from your 3rd to final trimester. Lactation therapy will help to induce lactation and regulate milk flow. At the same time, Lactation Therapy also prevents blocked ducts or breast engorgement after delivery.

Lactation therapy will help to better stimulate flow, regulate supply and prevent post birth complications such as the development of jaundice in babies and engorgement / blocked ducts / lack of milk supply issues for the mother.  It is important to have sufficient stimulation in the early days to ensure that milk supply kicks in and flows smoothly upon delivery. Frequency and effectiveness of Lactation Therapy can affect the long-term milk yield and milk quality.

 

Between 30 weeks – Full Term:

Our Maternal Health Visitor (MHV) will work with you to encourage normal delivery. In the event, where c-section is necessary, the therapy will be able to assist in reducing birth pain. Muscle tensions on your lower spinal segments, pelvic, inner thigh and perineal will be gradually reduced, therefore reducing the dosage of epidural during delivery.

Our MHVs will walk you through your final trimester and conduct the therapy safely without causing unnecessary birth induction in the early days of pregnancy.

Introductory/Single Session
$180

Purchase of 5 and Above Single Sessions
From $850 ($170/session)

Complete Holistic Programme with Pre and Post Natal Segments.
$2250

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Benefits

Vaginal Delivery

Loosening of cervix, pelvic and perineal muscles to encourage vaginal delivery

Better Milk Flow

Induced Lactation for the preparation of better milk flow

Breast Engorgement

Unblock plugged ducts and reduce the chance of breast engorgement

Reducing Risk

Reducing risk of baby developing jaundice

Reduce & Improve

Reduce stress hormones. Relieve physical and mental fatigue. Improve blood circulation​

FAQ

 

Your body starts to make breast milk long before the birth of your baby. The production of colostrum begins as early as the beginning of your second trimester of pregnancy. You may notice small drops of clear or yellow fluid leaking from your breasts or staining your bra while you’re pregnant. That’s colostrum.

No. Our 1-to-1 Birth Preparation Programme is designed to be practical and personalised, not just theory-based.

 

In addition to education and guidance, the session also includes hands-on techniques on the body. This forms part of our lactation therapy approach, helping mothers understand and experience practical methods that support breastfeeding, comfort, and postpartum readiness.

We often hear from mothers that traditional antenatal classes, especially short group lectures, may not be enough to fully prepare them for what happens after birth. There is simply too much to take in within a few hours, and many questions only arise once breastfeeding and recovery begin.

 

At Rejoice Pregnancy, we take a more holistic and personalised 1-to-1 approach. Each session is tailored to the mother’s needs, combining step-by-step guidance with hands-on support to help prepare for breastfeeding, birth recovery, and early postpartum care.

 

During the session, our Lactation Specialists and Maternal Health Visitors also address any concerns in real time while providing practical techniques and care to support both mother and baby.

This personalised approach is why more than 8,000 mothers have placed their trust in Rejoice Pregnancy.

We have a waiting list from as early as 4 months in. Therefore, we recommend booking at least 2 weeks to a month in advance to ensure you have a preferred timeslot.