Village Prenatals

The best time to start building your village is before baby arrives.

What are Village Prenatals?

Village Prenatals are a monthly community space, where pregnant women and their families prepare for birth and postpartum together.

They're hosted by a childbirth educator who can answer all of your birth questions, but they are more like a gathering than a class.

Join at any point in your pregnancy. Come once or come every month.

A pregnant woman in a striped top resting her hands on her belly

A smiling pregnant woman in a black dress holding her belly in a sunny room

(If you'd like to hear about upcoming childbirth education classes, please reach out at wombcentered.org)

When: 3rd Thursday of every month
How long: 90 minutes
Cost: Free!
Where: 3039 Ranch Road, San Marcos, Early Childhood Building (old preschool house)
Who: Pregnant mamas + (optional) partners

RSVP HERE

Please RSVP every month you plan to attend.

This is the village around your prenatal care.

Village Prenatals provide the relational, emotional, and educational support that many people miss in standard prenatal care.

Nine smiling parents, one of them pregnant, gathered on rugs and chairs in a sunny playroom at St. Mark’s

A pregnant woman laughing in a chair during a gathering

“Village Prenatals was so wonderful and supportive during my pregnancy offering a place to share feelings, thoughts, concerns and learn from other amazing mamas. So grateful for these monthly meetings!”

— Elizabeth S.

“Village Prenatals helped me ease some anxiety related with birth and it was nice connecting with other mommas that were going through some of the same anxieties and fears.”

— Lis

“Village prenatal has been a wonderful, consistent resource heading into my first pregnancy. These prenatals have allowed me and my family to head into birth more prepared and supportive for each other. Greta has such intentional resources that are meaningful, depthful, and playful.”

— Mallory