Have u heard of Lamar classes ?

Question

it is something dat have to do with exercises in preparation in having a baby

Answer 1

You probably mean Lamaze.
http://www.lamaze.org/

There are also many other kinds of childbirth classes.

- Birthing From Within
- Birthworks
- Bradley
- Hypnobirthing

Answer 2

Lamaze Classes?

Answer 3

It's not Lamar. It's Lamaze. And it's for preparation for having the baby.

Answer 4

I also think that you mean Lamaze. They are not mandatory...but are really helpful. I don't know how I would have made it through labor without them. They teach you how to relax and stay focused during the contractions so they don't hurt so bad...or atleast they are managable. They helped me so much and I would reccommend that all pregnant women take them. I even took Refresher Lamaze Courses when I was pregnant with my second and third children.

Answer 5

Do you mean Lamaze classes? If you do, it's a childbirth preparation class that is based on the belief that birth is normal, natural, and healthy. It gives information and tools about giving birth, medications, other interventions, etc.

Answer 6

Lamaze Classes? Yes, you should really look into them, especially if this is your first child or you just have never taken one before. They are REALLY helpful, they teach you all about focal points and how to breathe and lots of other stuff.Good Luck.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

I think you mean lamaze

they are classes that teach you about child birth & breathing steps to take during child birth

Answer 9

I have heard of them, it teaches you how to breathe and relax throughout the birth. I never went to them though.