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Roll out the mats. The next series posts itself.

Social media for childbirth educators, done by asking.

A couple in their second trimester searches for a birth class and wonders which month to take it. Post each series with its dates, the due months it suits and the seats left, and they enrol the night they find you.

A smiling woman with curly blonde hair in a sage top and cream cardigan with an open workbook, one hand on a coral birth ball, beside the robot holding a chart of breathing waves, two floor cushions at their feet

The request: The next series starts in two weeks. Post it Monday at 9.

  1. Mon · 9:00 amNext series starts in two weeks: for due dates in May and JuneInstagramFacebook PagesGoogle Business ProfileScheduled
  2. Wed · 12:00 pmWhat the series covers, class by classInstagramFacebook PagesScheduled
  3. Fri · 9:00 amPartners come too: what they learnInstagramFacebook PagesScheduled

Less admin for childbirth educators.

  • Before: Couples who look for a class a week before the due date

    Now: Which series fits which due month, posted every month.

  • Before: The same questions: does my partner come, is it online, is it in Spanish

    Now: Each one answered in a post of its own.

  • Before: A series that starts with half the seats empty

    Now: The seats still free, posted every week.

Get an hour a week back between class series.

Your numbers, your sum. Move them and the figures follow.

52 hoursback between class series, every year

$3,120of your working time, at $60 an hour

Spica Post does it from $29 a month.Or $99 once, if three accounts are all you need.

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Roll out the mats. The week is already scheduled.

  1. Mon9:00 amNext series starts in two weeks: for due dates in May and JuneInstagram, Facebook, Google
  2. Tue
  3. Wed12:00 pmWhat the series covers, class by classInstagram, Facebook
  4. Thu
  5. Fri9:00 amPartners come too: what they learnInstagram, Facebook
  6. Sat
  7. Sun5:00 pmOne day instead of five evenings: the weekend intensiveInstagram, Google

An illustration. The business and its posts are made up.

Social media post ideas for childbirth educators.

Tell your assistant any of these in a sentence and it becomes a post for each account. For example: “The next series starts in two weeks. Post it Monday at 9.”

Start with
Instagram, then Google Business Profile
Post most
The next series, and who it fits
Best photo
The room set before class
Never skip
The seats left
  • The next series

    Dates, and the due months it fits.

  • Class by class

    What each session covers.

  • Partners

    What a support person learns.

  • Online or in person

    Both, if you offer both.

  • Classes in Spanish

    If you teach them, say when.

  • Seats left

    Counted down.

Post ideas for every profession

Childbirth classes: why your Google profile matters.

Expecting couples search for a childbirth class near them in the second trimester. A Google Business Profile with your next dates, what the series covers and the languages you teach in gets the enrolment.

Asked by childbirth educators.

What should a childbirth educator post on social media?

The next series with its dates and the due months it fits, what each class covers, what partners learn, whether you teach online or in Spanish, and the seats left.

Which social media works for a childbirth class?

Instagram, where expecting couples look, Facebook for local parent groups, and Google Business Profile for people searching nearby.

Should my posts give medical advice?

No. Say what the class teaches and tell readers to ask their own provider about their own pregnancy. You approve each post before it goes out.

Can I post photos from class?

With each couple's yes. The room set up before class, with the mats and the workbooks out, shows what a seat buys with no one in the frame.

Roll out the mats. We'll handle the posting.

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