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Resource Hub
Grounded education and practical tools to support informed, connected choices.
This resource library brings together free and low-cost education created to support pregnancy, birth, and the early postpartum period.
These offerings are educational rather than clinical. They are designed to help you understand your options, orient to what lies ahead, and feel more prepared to engage in your own care and decision-making. You are welcome to explore what feels most supportive right now
Ready for Pregnancy
Free, pre-recorded class (30 minutes)
A gentle, practical orientation for the early days of pregnancy.
This short class is designed to answer the question many women have in the first weeks: “I’m pregnant. Now what?”
It covers:
What to prioritise in early pregnancy
An overview of early screening and testing
How to think about models of maternity care
What support may be helpful in the early weeks
Access is free and available via email registration.
Birth Wisdom Library
Free ongoing library
A growing library of written and recorded resources exploring pregnancy, birth, and early motherhood.
The library includes a range of materials. Some are original resources created for this space. Others are carefully curated from trusted, evidence-informed sources where an existing resource already offers clarity and depth.
This approach allows the library to remain practical, relevant, and grounded, drawing on the best available information without unnecessary repetition.
The Birth Wisdom Library is available free with email access.
Low-cost Birth Education
Ready To Birth
Pre-recorded online class (8 sessions)
A clear, accessible birth education series designed to build understanding without overwhelm.
This course offers:
• Straightforward explanations of labour and birth
• Support for informed decision-making
• Preparation grounded in physiology and real-world experience
Ready to Birth is designed as an evergreen, self-paced resource and may be a helpful foundation alongside workshops or individual care.
Many women choose to book clinic appointments after completing this course to personalise their preparation.
Books, journals, & guides
A curated collection of written resources designed to support reflection, preparation, and understanding.
Available offerings include:
• Early pregnancy information guides
• Reflective pregnancy and postpartum journals
• Cycle tracking and monitoring books
• Practical guides to pregnancy, birth, and early motherhood
• Laminated labour and positioning guides
• Non-prescriptive birth preparation workbooks
These resources are available as digital downloads or printed materials, depending on the item.
Unfiltered conversations on birth, parenting, and womanhood. Shared with humour and heart by midwife Jen Hazi and naturopath/doula Anna Maria Boelskov.
Midwife Mythologies
Occasional musings about midwifery, lifecycles and life as a woman and a mother. Some of my personal, political, and poetic mythologies
How these resources fit alongside care
These resources are designed to complement, not replace, individual midwifery care.
If you are seeking personalised clinical guidance, decision-making support, or continuity of care, you may wish to explore clinical care pathways or complete midwifery care.
A note on use
You are welcome to engage with these resources in your own time and in your own way.
Some women use them as a first point of orientation. Others return to them alongside appointments, workshops, or continuity of care.
There is no right order. The intention is to offer steady, trustworthy information that supports you to find your own footing.