Most parenting resources try to tell you everything that could possibly happen (even if most of it won’t). We find that tends to add stress more than it helps. We’ll tell you how to get through one of the biggest unknown times in your life with only the things you need for that window. That's it. Once you get your bearings, you can layer in other resources, but when it’s all new… too much information can be more harmful than helpful.

Also: No judgment. No toxic positivity. No pretending this is all magical.

Yes, based on your due date we will accelerate the timeline of emails so that you are caught up with all the information you may have missed if you had signed up right away.

Yes, we understand that things happen, you can pause or opt out no questions asked at any point. Subscriptions are non-refundable after the first 30 days, but we will allow you to rejoin at any point in the future.

The series is a one time fee. While, it feels like a subscription, the one-time price gets you access to all resources for pregnancy and the first two months with your baby.

Reading a book is a time commitment, and you often only need a fraction of it at the time you are reading. Exhaustion and stress often mean you won’t even remember the concepts when you actually need them. That is why we created an email series. 

Think of it like a book that is delivered slowly at the exact moment where you need to know the information. Over the course of your subscription, we will send you around 50 emails, but don’t worry, all of them will be high value and tailored to your specific due date.

The book and email series cover a lot of the same core information—what you need to know to survive pregnancy and the first eight weeks—but they're designed for different purposes.

The email series is personalized to your role (pregnant person or non-pregnant partner) and synced to your due date. You get the right information at exactly the right time in your journey, so you're not overwhelmed with everything at once. It's like having a guide walking alongside you, telling you what matters this week.

The book gives you all the information upfront in one place. It's perfect if you're someone who likes to read ahead, preview what's coming, or have a physical reference you can flip back to when you need a quick answer at 2 AM. Many people find it helpful to have both—the emails for timely guidance and the book as their go-to resource.

Bottom line: If you like having information at your fingertips or prefer to read material more than once, get the book. If you want just-in-time guidance tailored to your specific role and timeline, the email series is your best bet. And if you want both? Even better.

Mostly, yes. If this is your second or third baby, you already know you can figure things out. But people have found that the book is a good refresher since so much of those first few months becomes a blur once you get out of them.

The information is still useful for perspective and for partners who are catching up. But honestly? If you survived the first 8 weeks, you've proven you can figure things out. The email newsletter might be more useful for ongoing conversation prompts with your partner. If you need a resource to refer back to, or to catch up with, you can order the book.