Becoming Parents, Staying Partners/Becoming parents, Staying partners

  • $149

Becoming Parents, Staying Partners

  • Course
  • 7 Lessons

Becoming a parent changes everything—your identity, your routines, your sleep, your relationship.

While there's endless advice on caring for your baby, very little prepares you for caring for each other.

Created by a psychologist and a couples counsellor, this self-paced course with modules between 15-20 minutes long - gives you practical tools to stay connected through pregnancy, birth and the early years of parenthood.

Join Anna and Celeste today and be empowered as you navigate this new journey.

Together you'll learn how to:

• Navigate the emotional and physical changes of becoming parents—with more empathy for yourselves and each other.

• Communicate needs before resentment builds.

• Stay connected through sleep deprivation, stress and shifting identities.

• Rebuild intimacy after the chaos of early parenthood.

• Build a village that supports your family.

• Feel like partners—not just parents.


This course is for you if...

✓ You're expecting your first baby.

✓ You're preparing for life after birth—not just birth itself.

✓ You're worried about drifting apart after becoming parents.

✓ You want practical tools you can actually use.

✓ You want to feel like a team through one of life's biggest transitions.

No one teaches you how becoming parents changes your relationship.

We do.

Here's what we'll explore together:

Introduction to Becoming parents, Staying partners
Module 1: The Transition Into Parenthood
Module 2: Changes In The Body and Mind
Module 3: Relationship and Communication
Module 4: Supporting The Birthing Parent
Module 5: Reconnecting in Times of Disconnection
Module 6: Building Your Village

Meet Your Guides

Celeste Rollinson
Registered Psychologist

Anna Lagana
Couples Counsellor

Between us we've spent years supporting individuals, couples and families through some of life's most significant transitions. We created this course because we believe preparing for a baby should also mean preparing your relationship.

Parenthood begins with partnership.

Your baby won't remember the perfect nursery.

They won't remember the swaddles, the pram or the cot.

But they will grow up inside the relationship you create together.

Let's help you build it.