Childbirth Classes
Our classes can help you through your pregnancy, your baby's first year and beyond.
The goal is to complete all prenatal classes at least one month before delivery. We recommend registering for classes in your fourth month of your pregnancy. Let us know if you need special accommodations to participate.
If class dates are unavailable, please contact us to be placed on a wait list.
Childbirth and Parenting Preparation Classes
For expectant couples, families and caregivers, register here for classes to help you prepare for childbirth and early baby care. Courses include:
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Preparation for Birth
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Breastfeeding Basics
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Newborn Care
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Combined Newborn Care and Breastfeeding Basics
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Infant Safety and CPR
Waterbirth Introduction Class
An opportunity for questions and answers will also be provided. This class is mandatory for patients choosing Waterbirth.
Waterbirth 101
Waterbirth Class is designed to help you and your partner learn about Waterbirth at OHSU through the Nurse Midwifery Practice. More
OHSU Family Birth Center Tour: 3 Options
Welcome to OHSU! Please join us for a tour of the hospital and learn about the what it is like to have your baby at OHSU.
Included in Preparation for Birth Class - recommended -
Our childbirth preparation class covers all aspects of labor and birth and includes a tour of the OHSU Family Birth Center. Cost: included in class registration. More
Online Tour - recommended -
Learn more about the care you and your baby will receive at OHSU with our Online Tour. Read detailed descriptions of specialized equipment and services available around the clock to provide care during your labor, birth and mother-baby recovery. Cost: free. View the tour
Family Birth Center Tour
Limited tours are available for expectant parents not taking our childbirth preparation course. Cost: $10/couple (expecting mom and partner or support person). Register
New Moms Group
For moms with babies 0-6 months of age
New Moms Group
Facilitated by an OHSU Childbirth Educator, topics will include newborn care, breastfeeding, coping strategies, ongoing recovery and more. More
