Second
Time Mom.
What I wish someone had handed me before my first pregnancy
โ so I didn't have to spend four years figuring out what went wrong.
Founding member price ends midnight July 3, 2026 โ then it's $297. Course delivers August 1, 2026.
My first labor was 26 hours. I spent four years processing it.
I had a doula. I had a midwife. I had a birth plan. And when things started going wrong, my husband and I were almost completely alone โ me screaming in the shower at the top of my lungs, realizing I needed to transfer because something felt deeply unsafe.
It was the height of Covid. When I finally arrived at the hospital, I waited an hour and a half for an epidural โ they had to run a PCR test first. My body had been under extraordinary strain for over a day. Nobody had prepared me to recognize the signs, to advocate for myself, or to know when transfer was the right call โ and that gap cost me.
Nobody told me what transition felt like or that it ends. Nobody warned me that my postpartum recovery would be harder than the labor itself. Nobody caught the depression and anxiety I was drowning in โ or the ADHD that had gone undiagnosed my entire life. I recommend EMDR therapy to every mother I talk to.
I barely remember my sons' early years. I was so anxious, so overwhelmed, and so completely unprepared that I was just white-knuckling it from one day to the next.
It took me almost four years โ and a second pregnancy โ to face everything that went wrong and make a new plan. My second birth was unmedicated, grounded, and one of the most powerful experiences of my life. My second postpartum was supported, present, and something I actually enjoyed.
The only difference between those two experiences was information, preparation, and knowing what to ask. I built this course so you don't have to wait four years to figure that out.
You're not unprepared. You're just missing the right information.
You've read every article and you're more overwhelmed, not less โ because nobody tells you what actually matters versus what you can safely ignore.
You can't think past labor. The idea of researching postpartum feels impossible when you're still terrified about birth.
You want to advocate for yourself โ not just in the delivery room, but in every decision before and after birth โ and you don't know how.
You're spending thousands on a registry for a baby you haven't met yet, with no real framework for what you'll actually need.
You've been Googling everything โ and you don't know what you don't know, because you can only search for the questions you've already thought to ask.
You're worried about postpartum depression or anxiety โ or you're already experiencing something โ and nobody around you is taking it seriously.
Here's what I know for certain.
You are not going to be blindsided. Not by labor. Not by transition. Not by the recovery nobody warned you about, or the 3am moments where you're holding a screaming baby with no idea what to do next. I already did the research. I already made the mistakes. This is me handing you the cheat sheet โ and telling you which pages you can skip.
Built for the order your brain can handle.
Most first-time moms can't think past labor โ and that's not a flaw, it's your nervous system protecting you. So Part 1 covers birth, completely, until you feel genuinely prepared. Once labor feels handled, Part 2 opens the door to what's waiting on the other side.
Ten modules.
No filler.
The tools that work at 3am.
"I'm not a midwife, a doctor, or an 8-time mom. I'm an obsessive researcher with ADHD who had a traumatic first birth, spent four years processing it, and used every single thing I learned to have a completely different second experience โ unmedicated, prepared, and actually present for it. I built this because nobody handed me a version of this the first time. I would have given anything if they had."
Some of what you'll learn here came from an 8-time mother whose knowledge of birth changed how I understood everything. You don't need volume to gain wisdom โ but you do need the right teachers. This course is me passing on what they handed me, organized in a way nobody organized it for me.
Wherever you started,
you chose this.
Maybe it was deciding to become a mom in the first place โ sitting with that question longer than you expected, not sure if you were ready, and choosing it anyway.
Maybe it was getting pregnant โ the trying, the waiting, the not knowing. The moment it was real and the fear that arrived right alongside the joy.
Maybe it was just opening this page โ because searching for something like this at any hour of the day means you already care more than most.
If you weren't sure you wanted to be a mom โ and you chose it anyway โ you're already doing the harder version of this. You deserve to actually enjoy what you chose. Not just survive it.
If you've always known you wanted this โ and you're still terrified โ that's not a sign you're not ready. That's a sign you understand what's at stake. Prepared is the antidote to scared.
If you're drowning in information and just want someone to tell you what actually matters โ you're in the right place, and you found it just in time.
"Wherever you started, you're here now. And the fact that you're here โ looking for something better than white-knuckling it โ tells me everything I need to know about the kind of mom you're going to be."
One-time payment ยท No subscription ยท Locked in for life
Course delivers August 1, 2026. Founding members get first access โ plus everything in the download library โ the day it launches. Lock in your spot now at the founding price.
Founding member bonuses โ close midnight July 3rd
The Labor Map Download immediately
A phase-by-phase printable reference covering everything that happens in your body from early labor through delivery of the placenta โ what each stage feels like, how long it typically lasts, and what to do at every point. Including what transition actually is, because nobody warns you about transition. Print it, put it on the wall of your birth space, and hand a copy to your support person. Yours to download immediately when you join.
First Circle โ Private Founding Member Community Closes July 3rd forever
My private community for founding members only. This is where I'll be most present, most personal, and most available โ especially in these early months as the course launches and I want to know exactly what's working for you and what you need more of. You get direct access to me in a way that won't exist once the founding member window closes. First Circle is exclusively for the women who got in before July 3rd. It never opens again after midnight.
Price rises to $297 after midnight July 3, 2026. Course delivers August 1, 2026. Questions? [email protected]
Answered honestly.
I'm already in my third trimester โ will I get this before I deliver?
The course delivers August 1, 2026 โ if your due date is well after that, you're in great shape. If you're due sooner, lock in the founding member price now regardless; you'll still get lifetime access and the full download library the moment it launches, and it'll be there for your next pregnancy or to hand to a friend.
I'm planning an epidural. Is this course still for me?
Completely. This course isn't about unmedicated birth โ it's about prepared birth. Understanding what's happening in your body and advocating for yourself matters regardless of what pain relief you choose. An informed epidural birth is a completely different experience than a scared one.
How is this different from a hospital birth class?
Hospital birth classes teach you what the hospital wants you to know. This course teaches you what a second-time mom wishes she'd known โ including how to navigate the hospital, advocate for yourself inside it, and prepare for everything they don't cover. It also covers your entire first year, which no hospital class touches.
What if I end up with a C-section?
Module 7 covers C-sections honestly โ what recovery actually looks like, and VBAC eligibility. The postpartum modules and download library apply regardless of how your baby arrives. Being prepared for the possibility changes the experience significantly.
I'm not sure I even want to be a mom. Is this course for me?
If you're here, you're already asking the question that matters. A lot of women sit on that fence longer than anyone talks about โ I was one of them. This course meets you wherever you are.
When do I actually get the course?
Second Time Mom delivers August 1, 2026. If you join as a founding member before the July 3 deadline, you lock in $197 instead of the regular $297 price โ and you'll get access the moment it launches, same as everyone else.
What happens if I miss the founding member deadline?
The course will still be available โ at $297 instead of $197. The founding member price is specifically for people who join before midnight, July 3, 2026.
What if something is wrong with my baby?
Module 1 covers this directly โ what screening tests can and can't tell you, why a positive result is not a diagnosis, and what to actually do with the wait in between. If a finding is confirmed, you'll know how to get a second opinion, find genetic counseling, and connect with other families who've lived it instead of just reading statistics. You won't have to figure any of this out for the first time while you're scared. And if it helps to hear it now: most screening flags don't turn out to be what people fear in the moment.
What's your refund policy?
14-day refund, no questions asked, starting from delivery on August 1, 2026. If you go through the material and don't find it genuinely useful, email me and I'll refund you in full.
carry some of
this for you.
You already know what it feels like to be underprepared. You don't have to feel that way about this.
Become a founding member โ $197Price rises to $297 after midnight July 3, 2026. Course delivers August 1, 2026.
