Pregnancy and parenting are joyful, but they’re also overwhelming, isolating, and sometimes just plain hard. That’s why we offer warm, welcoming prenatal and postpartum support groups where real connection happens. Whether you’re navigating sleep deprivation, new parenting roles, breastfeeding challenges, creating boundaries, or big emotional shifts, there’s a space here for you.
Led by experienced facilitators and experts in their field, our groups provide a judgement-free zone to ask questions, vent, laugh, cry, and build lasting friendships with others who truly understand. You don’t have to go it alone, and around here, you never will.
Located in Beverly and proudly serving families across the North Shore of Massachusetts, our center is rooted in community, care, and connection. Come as you are.
Prenatal education options, the role of a doula, choosing a provider & more.
Understanding baby positioning, connecting with your pelvic floor & staying comfortable in pregnancy.
Strategies to educate & lower you & your partner's risk of Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorders (PMADS).
Bottle & pump recommendations, combo feeding, your gut health & the important role of IBCLCs.
Build confidence, set boundaries, prepare for your new normal & understand your parental leave benefits including PFML.
Plan for a realistic, supportive postpartum recovery & sleep for the whole family.
Find resources, solidarity & support.
Understand your risk, ask questions & regain control.
Understand evidence & your options.
Stay in the driver's seat because slow & steady wins the race.
Dance into the OR & have an amazing birthday party on your terms!
Who’s calling the shots?
Understand how this unexpected diagnosis impacts your prenatal care, labor & critical signs to watch for postpartum.
Every Tuesday, Thursday & Friday brings in-person feeding support & real talk w/ other new parents & babies.
Thursday afternoon virtual feeding help & real talk with other new parents & babies.
Weekly evening, after work, in-person feeding support & real talk w/ other parents & babies. Babies welcome, but not required!
Connect, share experiences & build community weekly.
Monthly Saturday morning meetup for you & your baby to continue connecting, building community & getting the support you deserve.
Real conversations & support for dads in every stage.
Navigate challenges around bottle feeding and oral ties with a Pediatric OT.
A safe, compassionate space to share, grieve, & heal.
Exhausted? Get advice, validation, and sleep survival tips from a Pediatric Sleep Consultant.
Parenting twins or more? Find support from others who get it.
Not sure where to start? Our visual journey map can guide you through each trimester and postpartum phase with classes, groups, and services mapped to your timeline.
In the very first month, your body is already working hard, even before you see that positive test. Fatigue, emotional swings, and subtle symptoms are all part of these early days.
Though the world can’t see it, your body is changing rapidly. Nausea, fatigue, and food aversions are common as your baby begins to grow.
Your emotions may feel unpredictable, as joy, worry, excitement, and fear often overlap. These feelings are normal and valid.
Your belly starts to show, and your energy may begin to rebound. With these changes come new questions about your body and your baby.
Registry planning, baby names, and nursery ideas might feel exciting or overwhelming. Remember: this is your journey—do it your way.
You may look calm and glowing on the outside, but inside, you might be processing fears or pressures. That’s okay, space for both is allowed.
As the third trimester begins, your body feels heavier and sleep may get tricky. It’s okay to lean on others and ask for help.
Hospital bags, birth plans, and visitor lists grow, alongside worries about labor. You don’t have to carry it all yourself.
Every twinge makes you wonder if it’s time. Protect your peace and trust your body’s timing.
Healing takes time. Pain management, bleeding, and latch issues are common. Lean on your support network and ask questions.
You’re finding your rhythm. Feeding routines and return‑to‑work plans take shape.
Your baby is growing fast, and so are you as a parent. From first foods to CPR, these months bring milestones and new joys.
From first kicks to first steps, Beyond Birthing is where North Shore families turn for evidence-based care, a welcoming community, and a team that truly listens.
Explore prenatal preparation, postpartum support, 0-12 month workshops & early parenting classes led by pros who get it.
North Shore families rave about the support, care, and confidence they’ve found here.
Our team of trusted doulas, lactation consultants, mental health therapists, chiropractors, sleep consultants & so many more providers have your back every step of the way.
We know joining a new group can be a big step. Here are some common questions to help you feel more prepared and comfortable.
Prenatal education classes are structured, topic-focused sessions designed to build knowledge and practical skills around pregnancy, labor, birth, and early postpartum. These classes follow a curriculum and emphasize evidence-based information, tools, and preparation for both the birthing person and their support partners.
Prenatal support groups, on the other hand, are community-centered and discussion-based. Rather than teaching a set curriculum, support groups create space to share experiences, ask questions, process emotions, and connect with local professionals and other expecting families in a supportive, facilitated environment. The focus is on emotional support, shared understanding, and building community throughout pregnancy.
Many families choose to participate in both—using education classes to prepare and gain tools, and support groups to feel connected, supported, and less alone along the way.
You can register directly on our website by visiting the group’s listing. Most groups run in multi-week sessions, but we also offer drop-in options. Space is limited, so early sign-up is encouraged.
From pregnancy circles and postpartum meetups to LGBTQ+ parenting support and loss groups, our directory includes a range of options for every stage and story. New groups are added regularly.
Yes—most groups are baby-friendly, and some specifically include partners or co-parents. Check each listing for details or contact us if you’re unsure.
Generally, support groups are not covered by insurance, but many are affordably priced. If cost is a concern, reach out, we’ll always try to work with you.
Financial Assistance is always available to community and MassHealth members for our classes, groups and services. We are HSA/FSA eligible too.
Email: info@beyondbirthingvillage.com to inquire
Monday – Friday
9:30am-5:00pm
Saturday & Sunday for classes & support groups as scheduled
Financial Assistance is always available to community and MassHealth members for our classes, groups and services. We are HSA/FSA eligible too.
Email: info@beyondbirthingvillage.com to inquire
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