Pregnancy education
Gather your questions about pregnancy, preparing for birth and the first days with your baby. Antenatal classes provide education alongside medical follow-up.
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Gather your questions about pregnancy, preparing for birth and the first days with your baby. Antenatal classes provide education alongside medical follow-up.
Daily life during pregnancy
Educational topics about nutrition, movement and care.
Preparing for birth
Information about the birth process and options.
The postnatal period
The mother’s wellbeing and adjustment to a new routine.
The first days with your baby
Basic questions about baby care and feeding.
Plan your participation
- Find out about the programme: Ask the hospital about current topics, dates and who may attend.
- Prepare your questions: Share your pregnancy week and the topics you particularly want to learn about.
- Distinguish education from individual care: Review general information with your doctor when making medical decisions about your own pregnancy.
Confirm before participating
- Confirm the attendance date, registration process and any fees.
- Ask whether your partner or a relative may attend.
- Discuss any medical restrictions specific to your pregnancy with your doctor.
Are antenatal classes free?
Confirm current fees and registration conditions with the hospital. General information on the old page is not a commitment about fees.
At which pregnancy week should I attend?
Discuss eligibility and a suitable time with the education unit and your doctor.
Do classes replace antenatal appointments?
No. Education does not replace antenatal care or individual medical assessment.
Before you visit
Ask the hospital about current programme dates and enrolment requirements.
Contact and directionsThis information is general and does not replace individual diagnosis or treatment advice. Discuss your own situation with your healthcare team.