Prenatal Breastfeeding Class
You have what it takes to breastfeed. This class helps you trust that.
Maybe you've heard breastfeeding is hard, or that it didn't work out for someone you know. Here's what those stories usually leave out: there is no one right way to breastfeed. When you understand how milk is made and learn to follow your baby instead of the clock, you can trust yourself far more than the rulebooks suggest.
What we cover
✦ How milk is actually made
✦ Using your newborn's instincts and reflexes to help them latch
✦ Latch and positioning
✦ Signs your baby is hungry, and signs they've had enough
✦ Common problems and how to handle them
✦ Equipment and pumping
✦ Returning to work while breastfeeding
Why this matters
Most feeding guides try to keep things simple: feed every two to three hours, so many minutes per side. But babies haven't read those guides. When your baby wants to feed again after 45 minutes, those rules make you doubt yourself and ask “Is something wrong?” Do I not have enough milk?Usually, nothing is wrong. This class teaches you to read your baby instead of the clock, so those moments become reassuring instead of frightening.Two ways to join
Small group session
Held at Praktijk Life is Motion in Eindhoven. A small group of expecting parents learning together, with plenty of time for questions.
€50
Private session
In your own home, at a time that suits you, with space for all your questions. Prefer online? Virtual private sessions are also available at €65.
€90
Not ready for the full class? Born Ready is a breastfeeding workshop available live or on-demand from €25.
What People Are Saying
“We had a great evening during the Breastfeeding course with Anna! It was very informative. She made us feel comfortable asking questions and we participated in interactive exercises. We received a lot of valuable information. It was great that the classes were in English, especially for us expats. As a first-time mom who is often overwhelmed by the information overload on social media, it was refreshing to hear expert advice and have all my questions addressed! I highly recommend this course."
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ — Jackeline Nossa
FAQs
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Ideally between 28 and 36 weeks. Close enough to birth that it sticks, with time to spare if baby arrives early.
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Yes, if possible. Partners who understand how breastfeeding works can spot problems early, offer real support, and reassure you when doubt creeps in.
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Standard Dutch insurance doesn't cover breastfeeding classes, though some supplementary packages contribute. I can provide an invoice for reimbursement.
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Then this class will still have served you. Understanding how feeding works helps you make informed choices, whatever you decide.
