Frequently Asked Questions
CHILDBIRTH CLASSES
When should we take a childbirth class?
Most families enroll between 20–32 weeks of pregnancy. That allows time to learn, practice, and feel prepared together before birth.
Do partners attend?
Yes. Your registration automatically includes both the birthing person and their support person — no added partner fee.
Do your classes prepare us for medicated birth, unmedicated birth, or both?
Both. You’ll learn how labor works, how to cope with contractions naturally, and how to use medication if you choose it. We focus on confidence and choice, not one “right” way to give birth.
Do you cover postpartum recovery and newborn care?
Yes. That’s part of what makes Nest & Nurture different — you’re not left to figure out feeding, healing, or newborn basics alone.
What if I already took a hospital class?
Hospital classes teach policies. We teach skills, support, decision-making, and mind-body preparation. Many families take both.
Do you offer payment plans?
Yes — just email us and we can split the class fee into two payments.
Can I use my HSA or FSA for childbirth education classes?
Some HSA and FSA plans do allow reimbursement for childbirth education classes, but coverage varies by provider. Please check with your plan directly, as I’m not able to verify HSA/FSA eligibility. I’m happy to provide an itemized receipt if you’d like to submit it to your plan.
Please note that Nest & Nurture can’t guarantee coverage, and all classes remain private pay at the time of registration.
What if I miss a class?
You’ll receive the handouts and notes from that session, and we’ll do our best to help you catch up. In some cases we can schedule a one on one makeup. There are no refunds for missed individual classes.
LACTATION SUPPORT
Do you take insurance?
Not directly, but we provide superbills you can submit for reimbursement. Many families are partially or fully reimbursed, depending on their plan.
What is a superbill?
A superbill is a detailed receipt I can provide after your lactation visit. It includes the medical codes, visit details, and provider information insurance companies need if you choose to submit for possible reimbursement.
Nest & Nurture is a private-pay practice, and I cannot guarantee coverage. Many families like to submit a superbill to see if their plan offers partial reimbursement.
Can I use my HSA or FSA card for lactation visits?
Most HSA/FSA plans do allow you to use funds for lactation care, but each plan is different. Please check with your plan directly, as I am not able to verify benefits on your behalf.
You may use your HSA/FSA card at the time of your visit, or pay normally and request reimbursement from your plan. I can provide an itemized receipt upon request, but Nest & Nurture cannot determine eligibility or guarantee that your plan will cover or reimburse these services.
When should I book a lactation consult?
Anytime — prenatally for feeding prep, in the hospital if things are hard, or anytime postpartum for latch, pain, supply, pumping, bottle feeding, or weight concerns.
Can you help with pumping, bottle feeding, tongue tie, or low supply?
Yes. As an IBCLC, Amanda is trained to support all feeding methods and challenges — not just breastfeeding.
Do you offer virtual visits?
Yes — virtual consults are available for education, pumping plans, bottle transitions, relactation, return-to-work prep, and more.
What makes an IBCLC different from other breastfeeding helpers?
IBCLC is the highest level of lactation credential — a medical-grade certification requiring 1,000+ hours of clinical work, board exams, and ongoing education.
YOGA, WORKSHOPS & MINI CLASSES
Do I need yoga experience to join?
No — all classes are beginner-friendly and built for pregnant and postpartum bodies.
Can I bring my baby to postpartum yoga?
Yes — lap babies and quiet infants are welcome.
What should I bring?
Water, comfort clothing, and a yoga mat if you have one. Props are provided.
Are workshops (like Comfort Measures or Nourish) partner friendly?
Yes. Those one-time sessions are designed for couples and support people.
LOCATION & LOGISTICS
Where are you located?
Nest & Nurture
10619 Meeting St. Suite 101
Prospect, KY 40059
(Located in Norton Commons)
Is parking easy?
Yes — free street parking and nearby lot parking available.
Can I bring an older child to class?
In most cases no — childbirth classes are designed for focused adult learning. Babies may attend postpartum visits or postpartum yoga only.
What is your refund policy?
See cancellation & rescheduling below.
CANCELLATION & RESCHEDULING POLICY
Group Classes
Full refunds available if canceled more than 30 days before the first class
If canceling 72+ hours before class start: refund minus $50 admin fee
No refunds for cancellations within 72 hours of the first class or for missed sessions
Rescheduling into a future series is free when space allows
Emergencies considered on a case-by-case basis — please reach out
Private Appointments (Lactation, etc.)
24+ hour notice required for refund or free reschedule
Late cancellations or no-shows may be charged the full session fee
Nest & Nurture’s Right to Cancel
If we must cancel due to emergency or illness, you will receive either a reschedule or full refund.
Late Arrival
Late arrivals may shorten your session time without refund.
Still Have Questions?
Email Amanda anytime: nestandnurturelouisville@gmail.com
Or join a free Nurture Circle to visit the space and ask questions in person.
I’m happy to answer general questions anytime, but for tailored feeding support, a consult is needed so I can provide safe and complete care.