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You're in the right
place if...
You want to feel prepared, not overwhelmed by information.
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You want practical tools for labour, decision-making and when plans change.
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You want your partner to know how to support you - not just be present.
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You want to understand your nervous system, emotions and what helps you feel grounded.
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You want to prepare for postpartum, relationship shifts and the transition into parenthood.
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You want to think beyond the birth - into the kind of parents and family you want to become.
THIS IS FOR COUPLES WHO WANT TO GO DEEPER
Not just preparing for a baby - but for the becoming of a family.
YOUR PARTNER HAS A ROLE HERE
Birth Partner Training - taken seriously.
Partners aren't spectators here. They learn how to support you in practical, usable ways - from comfort measures and positioning to communication, advocacy and what to do when labour becomes intense.
They'll practise how to notice what you might need, what to try, what to say and how to stay grounded when plans change.
What's included - and beyond the classroom
The workshop is only the beginning. Your enrollment gives you access to practical resources, ongoing community support and a wider circle of care as you move through pregnancy, birth and parenting.
SMALL GROUPS, INTIMATE SETTINGS
Start Preparing Together
Limited to 8 couples for more space to ask questions, practise and connect
MORE DATES BELOW
LOCATION: Phillip Street, Raffles Place
NEAREST MRT: Raffles Place MRT
NEED SOMETHING MORE SPECIFIC?
Some journeys need a different
kind of preparation
Not every family needs the same class. Alongside group antenatal classes we offer focused preparation for families navigating specific birth journeys.
ABOUT YOUR EDUCATOR
A traumatic birth and severe postpartum depression are why Blooming Births exists.
Chantel Kismet
Chantel is a mother, childbirth educator, birth and postpartum doula, trauma-informed somatic therapist and parent coach who has supported more than 300 families across Singapore and Asia.
She teaches from lived experience - what it feels like when birth doesn't go the way you thought it would. Her own experience with fear, pressure, an eleventh-hour change of doctor, pushed into a caesarean and severe postpartum depression afterwards.
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So when couples into her class feeling overwhelmed, unsure and worried - she gets it.
Chantel weaves together birth physiology, practical skills, nervous system support, trauma-informed care, attachment theory and conscious parenting.
She is especially passionate about helping couples not only prepare for the birth of their baby, but for the people they are becoming through it.
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