My Birth Preparation
Share your birth setting, support team, comfort preferences, and priorities to build your birth-preferences document and provider questions.
Answer a guided set of questions to build a personalized birth plan, a partner-preparation guide, and a shared household plan covering logistics, communication, and the first weeks home. Everything stays on your device unless you choose to share, print, or export it.
If your partner or support person sent you their answers, bring them in here to build your shared plan. You see what would change before anything is replaced.
Share your birth setting, support team, comfort preferences, and priorities to build your birth-preferences document and provider questions.
Reflect on your role, your concerns, and how you want to support labor, birth, and the first weeks home.
Agree on comfort, communication, decisions, who does what, backup support, and skills to practice together.
Tell the story of the birth out loud, in your own words, one or both of you, and keep it as a finished written story you can print and pass down. Opens December 26. It is paid; the planner is free.
See the Birth Story Give one as a giftTwo people means you and whoever is showing up for you: a partner, a sister, a friend, a doula, or just you. Each of you answers on your own phone. To combine them, open the Document Center and choose Create partner handoff: it sends only the answers marked shareable. Private answers never travel. The other person imports the file here and sees what it would change before anything is replaced.
On a laptop? Your answers stay on the device you start on. To use the planner on your phone, point its camera at this code.
Estimate a due date and see a pregnancy calendar. Works on its own, and can save your date to your plan below.
Time contractions right away. If you have a saved plan, it can also show your care contacts and travel details.
Care contacts, when-to-call instructions, routes, entrances, parking, transportation, dependents, bags, and water-breaking instructions.
Visitors, nights, handoffs, who handles which tasks, feeding support, appointments, backup help, supplies, leave, and recovery support.
Select only the topics that apply to you: induction, cesarean, VBAC, waterbirth, feeding, birth location, home birth, or a deeper postpartum plan. The questions work; the guides they feed are still being written.
Tell us what you need, what you already have, and what to avoid, before any product recommendations are made. No products are recommended yet.
Build and preview every document created from your answers, all in one place.
Browser storage can be cleared by the user, browser, device, private-browsing mode, or a future site-address change. Exporting a private backup after important changes is the best way to protect your answers or move them to another device.
Private by default. Your answers stay in this browser on this device unless you choose to print, export, share, or submit them. Answers marked private to the partner stay out of shared documents unless the partner chooses to share them. If you ask us to check in after the birth, only your email, a due date and which path you used are sent. If you ask for a spelling and grammar check, only that one answer is sent, to be checked by Anthropic’s Claude, and we do not keep it. Google Analytics counts when a path is started or finished, a document is opened or a partner file is made, and never what you type.
Educational preparation only. This planner does not diagnose labor, recommend treatment, establish eligibility for a birth option, or replace care from your own licensed healthcare professionals.