• Promotes maternal/fetal bonding and prenatal mothering.
• Compliments and enhances your already existing maternal/infant health programs.
• Helps mother and partner to release prenatal anxiety.
• Increases couples' peace of mind.
• Helps mother to have healthier and more comfortable pregnancy.
• Helps mother to have calmer emotions.
• Helps mother to have a more relaxed labor and birth.
• Increases maternal/fetal bonding.
• Increases intimacy with partner.
• Helps partner to be a good support person.
• Helps to prevent prenatal anxiety, pre-term labor and postpartum depression.
• Helps to prevent low birth weight.
• Special mind-body techniques to calm pre-term labor if it does occur.
• Calmer babies.
• Mothers more willing to breast feed for longer periods of time.

• Fewer complications of childbirth for mother, fetus and infant.
• Considerable monetary savings for hospitals. Patients are more compliant with less unnecessary hospital visits and less anesthesia.
• Increase in healthy, natural and unmedicated births.
• Good for your reputation and statistics. When word spreads, more people will come to your hospital.
• Makes patient care easier. Couples become more self-sufficient and motivated to have a healthy, easy pregnancy and birth.

• Mothers feel: calmer, safer and healthier.
• Fathers feel: competent and empowered.
• Babies feel: more serene, healthier, and eat and sleep better and cry less.