Life changing decisions should happen now, before active labor

Create your legally-binding birth plan in minutes. Make critical medical decisions now, on your terms, so you can focus on what matters when the moment arrives.

No credit card required • Takes 10 minutes • Legally binding

Labor is hard enough without having to make life-changing decisions

When contractions are minutes apart, you won't want to discuss epidurals, interventions, or newborn procedures. Plan ahead. Stay in control.

Everything You Need, Nothing You Don't

Our guided process covers all critical decisions while keeping things simple and stress-free.

Legally-Binding Documentation

Create clear medical directives that healthcare providers must respect.

Partner Collaboration

Invite your partner to review and contribute to your birth plan together.

Comprehensive Coverage

Cover all aspects: pain management, interventions, newborn care, and more.

Easy to Share

Generate shareable links for hospital staff and care providers instantly.

Take back control of your birth experience

Your birth plan isn't just a wish list—it's a legal document that ensures your medical preferences are respected. Make informed choices about pain management, interventions, and newborn care before the intensity of labor begins.

  • Make informed decisions before labor begins
  • Ensure your preferences are clearly documented
  • Reduce stress during a critical moment
  • Empower your support team with clear instructions
  • Have peace of mind knowing your wishes are protected

Step 1: Answer Simple Questions

Tell us about your preferences for labor and delivery.

Step 2: Review with Your Partner

Collaborate on decisions together before the big day.

Step 3: Share with Healthcare Team

Generate a shareable link or PDF for your providers.

Start Your Birth Plan in 10 Minutes

Join thousands of expecting parents who are taking control of their birth experience. It's free, it's fast, and it could make all the difference.

No credit card • No obligations • Complete privacy