Preparing for Life with a Newborn.

Learn the Essentials

A Postpartum Pan is just as important as a birth plan

Wondering how you will cope when the baby arrives? Heard all the horror stories? It doesn’t have to be that way! Defy the expectations and learn how to THRIVE during the newborn stage.

Hi, it's Mel and Rach here from Melbourne Postpartum Services. Regularly throughout 2023 we will be running FREE workshops for expecting parents, parents of a newborn, and for those who love and support parents. It’s called:

“Preparing to THRIVE With Your Newborn: The Essentials of Postpartum Planning.”

What Will You Learn?

It’s our hope that each participant will:

  • Discover what actions parents can take so that instead of struggling they are placed on the path to THRIVING during the newborn stage

  • Receive a blueprint of the essential elements of a truly helpful postpartum plan

  • Learn the one simple step to take to reduce the overwhelm and foster inner confidence during those early weeks

Are you interested?

If so, Sign Up Today

This will help us appropriately plan for the event to make sure no one misses out.

Which Workshop Will You Attend?

Upcoming Workshops:

After multiple requests we are going to plan for our next workshop to be held ONLINE.

Next Workshop:

  • Mid August - Date to be confirmed

PAST Workshops: Sorry we missed you

  • Sunday July 16th @ Mindful AF, Emerald

  • Sunday 4th June at 3pm - ONLINE via Zoom

Want a workshop near you?

Are you a professional who supports pregnant parents?

Or are you a part of a group people who would like to know more about effective postpartum planning?

CONTACT US if you are interested in starting a conversation about MPS holding a workshop for /near you.

What People Are Saying

“A postpartum plan is a beautiful way for couples or families to grow closer through open communication about the fears, questions and joys related to the new logistics of having a newborn,”

— Esther Lavi

“A postpartum plan ensures a sense of preparedness, even if [and when] things don’t go exactly as planned, the act of creating actionable postpartum steps becomes soothing and empowering for families expecting a newborn.”

- Heng Ou