Online Pregnancy, Antenatal & Parenting Courses
Evidence-based, on-demand courses that help you understand your body, prepare for birth and feel supported from the moment those two lines appear.
Built around the From Two Lines™ approach, helping you build understanding that grows with you throughout pregnancy, birth and early parenthood.
Pregnancy doesn’t happen in separate chapters
One week you’re wondering whether your symptoms are normal. A few weeks later you’re making decisions about screening tests, trying to understand your baby’s position, thinking about birth, or wondering how life will change once your baby arrives.
The questions keep changing, but they all belong to the same journey. Each answer helps you make sense of the next, which is why building understanding from the beginning changes the way you experience pregnancy as a whole.
That’s why CubCare’s online courses aren’t designed as isolated classes. Together they support you from early pregnancy through birth and into life with your baby, helping you build understanding one step at a time, wherever you join the journey.
Find the right course for where you are now in pregnancy
Pregnancy isn’t one long lesson. The questions change as your pregnancy unfolds, and so does the support you need. Start with the stage you’re in now. Start with the stage you’re in now. As your pregnancy unfolds, you’ll already know where to go next.
Just found out you’re pregnant?
First Trimester Course
Build understanding of your pregnancy journey from the moment those two lines appear. Understand symptoms, appointments, early pregnancy changes and the decisions that shape everything that follows.
Preparing for birth?
Online Antenatal Course
More than 20 hours of evidence-based education, movement, biomechanics, hypnobirthing and practical preparation to help you approach birth, recovery and baby’s first days with confidence.
Birth Partner Course
Help your birth partner understand what to do, when to do it and how to support you throughout pregnancy, labour and birth.
C-section Antenatal Course
Whether planned or possible, this course prepares you for what to expect before, during and after a caesarean — with practical tools for recovery and mindset.
Labour Induction Mini Course
Focused guidance on the induction process, your options, what to expect, and how to stay calm and informed throughout.
Growing your family?
Refresher Antenatal Course
Everything from the full antenatal course, with additional support for second and subsequent pregnancies, older siblings and preparing for life with a growing family.
Grandparents Course
Help grandparents understand today’s pregnancy, birth and parenting recommendations so they can offer the support new families actually need.
Life with your baby
Explore evidence-based online courses covering babywearing, infant sleep, starting solids and your baby’s development, helping you navigate life after birth with the same practical, evidence-based approach.
One approach. Every stage.
Every CubCare course is built around the same philosophy.
Pregnancy, birth and becoming a parent aren’t separate experiences. The understanding you build in one stage helps you navigate the next, so you’re never starting from scratch each time something changes.
That’s the thinking behind the From Two Lines™ approach.
Why learn your antenatal education online?
Life doesn’t pause while you’re pregnant.
Some people learn during a lunch break. Others watch after their toddler has gone to bed or revisit a lesson after an appointment raises new questions.
Learning online means you can prepare when you’re ready, revisit topics whenever you need them and follow your own path through pregnancy, birth and early parenting.
Every course includes:
The opportunity to ask questions as you learn
Bite-sized video lessons
Downloadable resources
Lifetime access
Meet your teacher
Hi, I’m Jilly
I’ve been supporting families through pregnancy, birth and early parenthood since 2014 as an antenatal educator, doula, pregnancy yoga teacher and baby specialist.
Everything I teach has grown from years of supporting real families, combining evidence, physiology and practical experience to help people understand what’s happening rather than simply telling them what to do.
