Birthing Classes in the Area?

I have not heard of her but i would like to tell you that no matter what, it will be a wonderful exprinance. I went to the hospital wanting to go natural and ended up having an emergancy c-section. I was terrified of the thought of having a c-section, but now that i have done it once i will definitly go that route again. So no matter what your choice, it may change without you wanting it but it is a wonderful experince either way.

I don't know of any classes. Have you checked out the hospital where you plan to deliver? If you are birthing at home, I would ask your midwife if she has the numbers to some teachers. You can research the different types of birthing methods on the internet to find out what you're most interested in and then try to locate a teacher that specialized in that method.

You mentioned that you were looking for moms to connect with. If you are planning on being a SAHM, you should check-out MOMS Club. www.momsclub.com It's an excellent way to get to know other moms (first-timers and those with more experience) and get some support when you need it most.
I don't know what area of West Jordan you are in, but if you are south of 7800 S, then check out http://www.southvalleymomsclub.com/
If you live north of 7800 S then check out http://saltlakevalleywest.i8.com/

Good luck and best wishes with your first baby!

Hi! I really liked the birthing class from St. Marks Hospital. It is a natural birthing class giving by a doula. It was great for my husband and I thought I know a lot, but I learned more than I thought I would. We had our baby boy Oct. 14 and it's just amazing. I would recommend having a doula with you for your birth if you go natural. We were not able to hire one in time because the baby came 5 weeks early! Best of luck...

I had an epidural w/ my 1st child and regretted it. I had complications, and felt uneducated about it all. With my 2nd child I chose the Bradley Method of husband coached childbirth and loved it. I felt I was in charge of my labor and birth and knew what was going on. I had a midwife but it was mainly me and my husband in charge and doing it all together. My midwife was there for support and guidance. We took classes for 12weeks and learned so much. I learned and practiced various relaxation techniques, learned about nutrition for me and my baby, learned about what could go wrong and what my options are if that did happen. This is where I started my "marathon" labor training with my husband. Meaning it took a lot of learning and homework and preparation together, but when the time came we were ready for the birth of our son. Taking the bradley course was one of the best things we ever did. I really recommend it. The birth of our 2nd son was so much better than the 1st. It brought us together and we are so much closer. You can check out the website if you want. (www.bradleymethod.com)