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What's worrying you most
about your pregnancy right now?

You probably have fifteen things on your mind. That's normal — first trimester is a lot. Focus on the one that, if we resolved it, would make you exhale. We'll get to the others, but starting here means you always leave with what actually matters most.

Start writing — it doesn't have to be perfect or complete.​

Take your time. There's no perfect answer here.

What your hour actually looks like
  1. We open with a quick orientation

    I'll confirm the top things you want to cover and make sure I understand where you are in your pregnancy. This takes about 5 minutes — it's how I make sure we're spending the hour on exactly the right things.

  2. We work through your questions together

    The bulk of your hour. I'll ask follow-ups, push back gently when I think there's something worth examining, and give you concrete guidance you can act on. Not general advice — specific to your situation.

  3. We close with your 3 next steps

    In the last 10 minutes we'll build a short, prioritized action list together. You leave knowing exactly what to do first, second, and third — and why.

  4. Your recap arrives within 24 hours

    After our call I'll write up everything we covered and send it to you. So even if you can't remember every detail in the moment, you'll have it all in your inbox.

Questions people usually don't ask out loud
“What if I freeze up and can't think of what to say?”
That's why we start with your questions, not mine. I'll guide us through everything. Most women who say they were nervous beforehand tell me afterward that they couldn't stop talking once we started. Your thoughts are there — you just need the right container.
“What if I have way more than 3 questions?”
Write them all down and we'll triage together. Some questions answer themselves once you have the context from another answer. We won't leave you with unresolved things that matter.
“What if I get emotional?”
That happens often, and it's completely welcome. Pregnancy brings up a lot. Take your time. This is a judgment-free hour — and sometimes the most useful thing we do is sit with something hard before solving it.
“Do I need to prepare a birth plan or do research beforehand?”
No. Come as you are. You don't need to have anything figured out — that's literally what this session is for.
“Should my partner join?”
You can absolutely include them. Some couples do the full session together; others prefer one partner to attend and debrief afterward. Either way works — just let me know at the start so I can frame things appropriately.