Couples or partners expecting or parenting a child under age three.

Each session includes guided instruction, partner activities, and suggestions for applying what you’ve learned at home.

• Greater relationship satisfaction and long-term stability

• Feeling more prepared to bring baby home

• Stronger co-parenting and father involvement

• More secure infant attachment

When couples have the tools—and the confidence to use them—they are more likely to stay connected, communicate effectively, and build a stable foundation for their family to grow and thrive. Otherwise, the stresses of parenthood can leave even the strongest couples feeling disconnected and overwhelmed. Investing in your relationship now ensures a foundation of love, stability, and security for your child.

Research shows that early emotional connection positively impacts children’s school readiness, social development, and long-term emotional and physical health (Cowan & Cowan, 1995; Gottman, 1999; Waite & Gallagher, 2000).

After registering, you'll receive a confirmation email with a brief questionnaire and all the details you need to prepare for your course, including a welcome guide and any recommended materials.

We do not offer payment plans at this time. Refunds are available with at least 14 days' notice before the course start date. Please note: there are no refunds for incomplete classes.

Absolutely! We offer private classes tailored for couples seeking a more personalized experience. Whether you prefer a one-on-one setting or have specific scheduling needs, we're here to accommodate you.

CARE is designed to support couples—any two people who will be co-parenting together, regardless of marital status or relationship type. However, we understand that parenting comes in many forms. If you're a single parent, you're welcome to participate with a trusted support person—such as a friend, family member, or co-parent—who will be actively involved in your parenting journey. Our goal is to provide tools and insights that strengthen the caregiving team surrounding your child.

CARE’s Bringing Baby Home courses are thoughtfully designed to foster a focused and supportive environment for couples. We want you and your partner to fully engage with each other, free from distractions. Therefore, we kindly ask that you arrange childcare during class sessions.

We understand that unexpected situations can arise. If you encounter a circumstance where bringing your baby (0–3 months) is unavoidable, please reach out to us in advance. We'll work with you to find the best possible solution that respects both your needs and the experience of all participants.

For those interested in parent-child learning opportunities, we offer additional programs tailored to various stages of child development, providing support and connection for you and your child together.

The journey of parenting doesn’t end when the baby arrives—it evolves as children grow and family dynamics shift. CARE offers courses that continue to support couples through every stage of their children’s development—from the toddler and preschool years to elementary school and even into young adulthood. These programs help couples maintain a strong, connected relationship, providing practical tools and guidance for navigating challenges and celebrating successes together.

No. While one of the facilitators is a licensed therapist, this class is instructional and not group therapy.