Ready to Feed: Standard

Preparing to breastfeed is easier before you are tired, recovering and learning everything at once.

Ready to Feed is a live prenatal breastfeeding preparation class with Dr Nneka, a medical doctor providing breastfeeding education through Dr's Tips. In 90 minutes, you will learn what to expect in the first feeds, how to recognise hunger cues, what a good latch feels like, how feeding patterns can look in the early days, and how your support person can help during the first week.

This class is designed to give you clarity and a practical plan. It is not a promise that feeding will feel a certain way, and it is not a substitute for your own maternity or healthcare team. You will leave knowing what is commonly expected, what deserves attention and where to ask for help.

The next live class is on Saturday 14 November 2026 from 10:00 to 11:30 am Toronto time on Zoom.

Who this class is for:

This class is for expectant parents who want to prepare during pregnancy. It is suitable for first time parents, parents who have breastfed before, parents planning a vaginal or caesarean birth, and parents who want their partner or support person to learn with them.

What is included:

Live 90 minute class on Zoom

Space for one support person from the same household at no extra charge

Printable Ready to Feed workbook

Prenatal Breastfeeding Checklist

Newborn Hunger Cues Guide

First week feeding and support plan template

Replay access for 30 days

Follow up email with your class resources

Choose your seat:

Standard, CA$39

Standard includes the live class, workbook, class resources and replay access for 30 days.

Ready to Feed Plus, CA$79

Plus includes everything in Standard, plus one short post birth follow up support session with Dr Nneka. The follow up must be booked by you and used within eight weeks after your baby arrives, subject to availability. It is a short education and support session. If your concern needs longer or individual assessment, Dr Nneka may recommend an appropriate support session or direct you to your own healthcare team.

What you will learn:

What colostrum is and why small early amounts can be normal

What the first 72 hours can look like

How to recognise early, active and late hunger cues

What a good latch feels like

How feeding patterns can look in the first week

How your partner or support person can help

Which warning signs need prompt professional advice

How to make a simple first week plan

Important information:

This class is for general breastfeeding education. It is not personal medical advice and does not replace care from your own healthcare team. Dr Nneka is a medical doctor providing breastfeeding education and is not presenting this class as an IBCLC.

If you are worried about your health or your baby's health, please contact your healthcare provider, maternity unit or local urgent care service promptly. If you think there is an emergency, seek emergency help straight away.

Frequently asked questions:

When is the class?

The next class is on Saturday 14 November 2026 from 10:00 to 11:30 am Toronto time.

Where is the class held?

The class is live on Zoom. Your confirmation email will include the joining link and workbook.

Can my partner or support person attend?

Yes. One support person from your household can attend the live class with you at no extra charge.

What if I cannot attend live?

Replay access is included for 30 days. Please register before the class if you would like to receive the replay.

When should I take the class?

The class is designed for pregnancy, particularly the second or third trimester. You can attend earlier if you like to plan ahead, or closer to your due date if places remain.

I have breastfed before. Is the class still useful?

Yes. The class can help you prepare with clearer expectations, a better support plan and a reminder of the early feeding signs. It does not provide individual assessment of a previous feeding difficulty.

Does the class guarantee that breastfeeding will work for me?

No class can guarantee a feeding outcome. Ready to Feed gives you education, preparation and a plan for asking for help early. Your own healthcare team can advise you about your individual circumstances.

What is the difference between Standard and Plus?

Standard includes the live class, workbook, resources and replay. Plus also includes one short post birth follow up support session to use within eight weeks after your baby arrives, subject to availability.

Can I ask personal medical questions in the class?

You can ask general questions during the question section. Personal medical questions need advice from your own healthcare team or an appropriate individual appointment. Please do not share private medical details in the group chat.

What happens if the class date changes?

If the class cannot run as scheduled, registered attendees will be contacted by email and offered the options stated in the confirmed refund and transfer terms.

Closing text:

You deserve to begin with support, clear information and a plan that feels manageable. If Ready to Feed sounds right for this stage of your pregnancy, choose the seat that suits you and join us live.