Soon after baby is born, you will be spending the majority of your time healing, bonding, feeding and nourishing. We will help prepare you for what to expect, and ways to make your postpartum journey to be a bit more easeful.

We discuss newborn and infant feeding basics, breast health and anatomy, self-advocacy, what to expect after birth and the early days, how to prepare for the best start, establishing and maintaining milk supply, how to manage challenges, and when to reach out for support, and more.

Online self-paced class $75

Private lactation preparation class $250

Caring for families during pregnancy, birth and postpartum is a profound honor and responsibility - one that requires a strong foundation of knowledge, skills, and reverence for the Mother-baby dyad and the lactation journey.

As RN’s, IBCLCs, and doulas, the struggle is real when searching for continuing education that feels aligned with supporting the dyad in the ways that really matter during the early season of breastfeeding. For years we have spent money on classes that feel disconnected, outdated, and ultimately a waste of time and resources. 

So, we created a class for folks who want to provide holistic breastfeeding support for families from pregnancy through postpartum in ways that make a lasting impact. Join us for a comprehensive breastfeeding class that weaves together evidence based care, intuition, and a true centering of families so you feel confident supporting and advocating for the clients you serve. 

Next course offering: (online) Sunday, April 27th 1:00- 4:00 PST

Click here to learn more and sign-up!

This class is taught by two nurses and IBCLCs, Krista Tarantino of Earth Milk Moon and Rachel Mosolf of Reclamation Postpartum.

Course approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing for 3 CEs.

While our culture’s paradigm of caregiving is one of depleting ourselves to fill up another, this class is designed out of the belief that a more reciprocal and healing path forward is not only possible, but is necessary for our collective evolution.

This class will focus on learning (and unlearning) in order to help families transition into parenthood, and help postpartum care providers transition into a more nourishing caregiving role.

2025 class information coming soon!