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book a parent class
I N F A N T P A R E N T H E A L T H A L L I A N C E
345.00
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class details
for pregnant parents - first-time or well-versed
theory and practical know-how
evidence and reality based
in-person for seven-weeks
one attendance per week
325.00
paid in the currency of the educator you choose below
NZD, AUD, USD, CAN, EUR, GBP
class details
all parents with 6–12 month-olds
theory and practical know-how
evidence and reality based
in-person six week class
one attendance per week
s t r e n g t h e n y o u r f a m i l i e s h e a l t h
with one of our certified providers
FAQ
Is the PreBirth Postnatal Class suitable for first-time parents that know nothing about newborns and postnatal care?
Absolutely. Our classes welcome first-time parents as well as those with multiple children, and we kept the diversity of our parents in mind with the collating of each subject within the class. Also, unless you have attended one of our PreBirth Postnatal Classes before, we guarantee that those parents with multiple children will learn new skills because our teachings add to and evolve the care practices that have been delivered in the past.
FAQ
I’d like to attend the Bio-logical Solids Class but my infant is only four months. Is that too early to attend?
Not at all. Infact this is a perfect time to attend the class as it allows you time to prep before your infant reaches six months – the time that we recommend parents start offering solids because it aligns to an infant’s digestive capabilities.
FAQ
Do I need to register in advance and is there a cost to attend?
Yes, spaces are limited, so we encourage you to register early to secure your spot. In regard to cost, yes, the classes carry a fee – full pricing details are listed in our curriculum booklet, or on our booking page.
FAQ
How long does each class run for?
All of our classes go for ninety minutes with a 10-15-minute break with timing being at the educator's discretion. Given how much information is shared at each class, we do appreciate you arriving slightly early, so you are all settled to start class on time.
FAQ
Where are the classes held?
All sessions are held in-person at a suitable location to the educator, and these must meet the IPHA guidelines of, clean, easily accessible with reasonable space allowance for all attending and potential prams (if required), comfortable seating and restrooms.
FAQ
How much training do your educators have?
Each of our educators attend eleven weeks of training to deliver our pre-made classes. Their training consists of understanding the research-based reasoning behind each topic, having access to a library of FAQ’s that parents, you might ask, how to deliver the classes in a light but formative way, and they all get ongoing support from IPHA with anything that may pop up during the classes. So, you are well supported.
FAQ
How do I join the community?
Our Parent IPHA Community is only available to those that attend one or more of our classes. On completing the class, you will receive an email from your educator with all the details to join the community. Here you will receive further postnatal support through self-paced videos, LIVE Q & A sessions and of course, growing connections with like-minded parents.
FAQ
Can I bring my child to the class and what happens if I miss a class?
No, sorry. These are adult-only sessions to allow parents to focus and participate fully. Some courses may offer occasional family sessions — we’ll let you know in advance. If you do miss a class, we understand life happens, but we have got you! Missed sessions may be made up later or come with summary handouts or recordings (when available). If you have any further question you'd like answered before joining us, feel free to email them through to our team at support@iphalliance.com.
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