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Walk into labour feeling ready, together.
The Earthside Birth Plan is a guided workbook for you and your support person, so the person beside you knows exactly what matters to you and can speak up when you can’t.
Created by a registered nurse and IBCLC with 10 years in labour and delivery, it turns “I’m not sure what I want” into a clear, confident plan.
Inside you’ll find:
Guided prompts on feelings, fears and how you like to be supported
An options checklist covering pain relief, induction, monitoring, pushing, cord clamping, skin-to-skin and more
Your personal comfort toolkit and a “code word” plan for pain medication
A section for if plans change
A one-page summary of your top three priorities
A pocket card to cut out and tuck in your phone case
Perfect for first-time parents, partners who want to feel useful in the birth room, and anyone planning a hospital birth in BC.
Why soon-to-be parents love it:
You’ll finally be on the same page. Answer side by side, then compare. The differences you uncover are where the most important conversations happen.
Your partner will know how to help. Learn what to say, when to step in, and how to respond if you ask for pain relief.
You’ll feel confident asking questions. Use the BRAIN decision tool and ready-made phrases to talk with your care team calmly, even mid-labour.
You’ll be prepared for anything. Plan for a caesarean or a baby who needs extra care, so a change in plans doesn’t mean losing what matters most.
Walk into labour feeling ready, together.
The Earthside Birth Plan is a guided workbook for you and your support person, so the person beside you knows exactly what matters to you and can speak up when you can’t.
Created by a registered nurse and IBCLC with 10 years in labour and delivery, it turns “I’m not sure what I want” into a clear, confident plan.
Inside you’ll find:
Guided prompts on feelings, fears and how you like to be supported
An options checklist covering pain relief, induction, monitoring, pushing, cord clamping, skin-to-skin and more
Your personal comfort toolkit and a “code word” plan for pain medication
A section for if plans change
A one-page summary of your top three priorities
A pocket card to cut out and tuck in your phone case
Perfect for first-time parents, partners who want to feel useful in the birth room, and anyone planning a hospital birth in BC.
Why soon-to-be parents love it:
You’ll finally be on the same page. Answer side by side, then compare. The differences you uncover are where the most important conversations happen.
Your partner will know how to help. Learn what to say, when to step in, and how to respond if you ask for pain relief.
You’ll feel confident asking questions. Use the BRAIN decision tool and ready-made phrases to talk with your care team calmly, even mid-labour.
You’ll be prepared for anything. Plan for a caesarean or a baby who needs extra care, so a change in plans doesn’t mean losing what matters most.