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The period of pregnancy and the first months of a child's life is a time of radical changes, new sensations, and a multitude of questions. You want to be prepared, understand what is happening to you and the baby, and know who to turn to when doubts arise.

This is exactly why we created the Offline Parenting School — a space where you can gain practical knowledge from expert doctors, ask your questions, and prepare for this new stage of life more calmly and confidently.

Who will benefit from the School?

  • expecting mothers at any stage of pregnancy;
  • expecting fathers;
  • parents of newborns.

For the current schedule of lectures and topics of upcoming meetings, check our Instagram

School Lecturers

Lectures are conducted by expert doctors from various specialties — obstetricians-gynecologists, pediatricians, psychologists, breastfeeding consultants, and other specialists.

All speakers have extensive practical experience and work according to modern evidence-based approaches.

Ask about what is important to you

During each meeting, time is allocated for communication with the doctor and answers to participants' questions. You can clarify information that pertains to your specific situation and receive professional explanations.

The duration of the meeting is about 3 hours, including a break and a question-and-answer session.

Where the lectures are held

Meetings are held every Saturday at 10:00 AM in "Dobrobut" medical centers:

  • 3 Idzykovskych Family Street;
  • 16-V Volodymyra Ivasiuka Avenue.

Both medical centers have shelters, so in case of an air alert, participants can move to a safe place along with the medical center's team.

How to register

You can register by phone: (073) 598 28 88.

or via Viber / Telegram:

+380 68 151 14 83
+380 67 116 92 26

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School Program

The program covers 5 topics that most often raise questions among expectant and new parents: 

Pregnancy: What to Expect

We'll discuss the changes that occur during pregnancy and how to better prepare for each stage of it.

  • which symptoms are normal and when to contact a doctor;
  • which vitamins and medications are truly necessary and which are better to avoid;
  • how to help yourself feel better at different stages of pregnancy.

Labor: How to Prepare

We will analyze what should be thought out in advance to feel more confident during labor.

  • birth plan;
  • possible scenarios of labor progression;
  • important decisions to discuss beforehand;
  • recovery after labor and returning to everyday life;
  • how to take care of yourself in the first months after the birth of the baby.

Breastfeeding and Baby Care

From the first days to common questions that arise for parents.

  • stages of breast adaptation to lactation;
  • breastfeeding technique;
  • what to do if difficulties arise;
  • whether to restrict the mother's diet;
  • how to properly care for the baby's skin.

Vaccination, Safety, and Child Development

We'll discuss how to ensure the baby's safety in everyday life, which vaccinations are necessary, and the initial milestones in their development. 

  • which vaccinations are mandatory and which are recommended;
  • how to make sleep, home stays, and walks safer;
  • how to properly hold the baby and use a car seat;
  • what to pay attention to in the child's development.

Maternal Mental Health

We will talk about changes in emotional state during pregnancy and after the birth of the child—and when these changes are a normal part of adaptation, and when they need attention.

  • what happens to mental health during pregnancy and after the birth of the child;
  • common myths about maternal mental health;
  • which changes are normal, and when to seek help;
  • how to recognize postpartum depression and anxiety.

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