Newborn Mothers have provided world-leading and evidence-based postnatal education to professionals for over a decade, with 1500+ students in 60+ countries. You'll learn everything you need to know to provide valuable support to new families PLUS create flexible and meaningful work for yourself.
⭐Join the postpartum renaissance today! ⭐
Learn everything you need to know to change the way people experience postpartum
Online and worldwide
Study at your own pace and graduate when you are ready
Includes access to live classes and community
No prerequisites (this is not a medical role)
Lifetime access so you can refer back to the training when you have clients
Flexible study that suits various learning styles and fits around your life
Endorsed by the Australian College of Midwives and DONA International
Includes business and marketing training
“I am more enthusiastic about my future and career now that I am doing this training. My dream is to have my own business doing both online and in person support and I know that I am heading in the right direction. The training is not only teaching on how to support postpartum parents but also how to take care of ourselves as professionals.”
Kesmeel, United States
“The course is flexible. Julia is mindful of reminding us of our role in supporting all types of families, getting aware of our biases and triggers and inviting us to adopt a non-judgmental and open minded approach. I love that there is so much content / worksheets / tools to explore on our own, and that we can dive in according to our interests. Finally, I like that it is quite comprehensive and gives us a holistic understanding of postpartum care.”
Marguerite, Switzerland
“Antonia’s breastfeeding modules are just amazing. I feel that it really has condensed my previous breastfeeding studies and hands-on learning over the last decade to the most succinct package of relevant and evidence-based information. It’s so helpful to have this knowledge and resource to solidify my knowledge. My second baby had a tongue tie, and it did in fact grow back. I also have ADHD and I have DMER - thank you for speaking about the link to Neurodivergent Mothers also. Love love love it.”
Asha, Australia