Frequently Asked Questions
Here you can find answers to the most frequently asked questions.
- Enrolment and Access
- General Course Information
- Course Content and Support
You'll receive ongoing access for 12 months (or as otherwise specified on the individual course description page and on our services page), giving you to flexibility to revisit key topics before and after birth.
Follow these steps to enrol with Natally:
- Click the avatar/profile icon in the top menu to log in (if you already have an account) or register if you're a new user.
- Once logged in, visit the main courses page to view all available programs.
- Select the course you'd like to purchase to open its course description page.
- Click "Buy Now", and you'll be redirected to the checkout to complete your payment and finalise your enrolment.
Once your payment is confirmed, you can access your course via "My Courses" or "Orders" in your profile dashboard.
Natally offers professionally developed antenatal education designed and taught by registered Midwife, Emily Tipping.
Our courses support parents through all stages of pregnancy, birth, postpartum and early parenting with up-to-date, evidence-based information.
Our courses are designed for expectant parents - specifically pregnant women and their support person. They're especially helpful for first-time parents or those who want a refresher before welcoming another baby.
Any time between 25 and 35 weeks of pregnancy is ideal, though you're welcome to start whenever it suits you.
Before purchasing, you can explore the detailed topic list via the 'curriculum' tab on each course description page.
In general, our courses cover a wide range of topics, including labour and birth preparation, pain management, the stages of labour, partner support, newborn care, feeding, and postnatal wellbeing and recovery.
Natally acknowledges and respects the Australian College of Midwives' (ACM) position statement that "supports the choice of planned, midwife-birth at home as a safe option for women with uncomplicated pregnancies" (ACM, 2019, pg. 2). Publicly funded homebirth programs are also available in many Australian states and territories.
However, due to current exclusions within Natally's indemnity insurance, we are unable to provide training or education related to homebirth at this time. Our courses focus on evidence-based preparation for pregnancy, labour, birth, and early parenting that apply across a variety of settings, including hospitals and birth centres.
Australian College of Midwives. (2019). Planned birth at home: Position statement. https://www.midwives.org.au/common/Uploaded%20files/_ADMIN-ACM/Planned-Birth-at-Home-Position-Statement-2019.pdf
Yes. All content is created and reviewed by registered midwives following the latest Australian maternity care guidelines.
We're here to help and want you to feel supported throughout your learning experience. While Natally can only provide general information and education - not individualised or specific medical advice - you're always welcome to reach out with question about course topics or content.
You can contact our team anytime via email at hello@natally.com.au.
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![At the heart of Natally is our social impact. Each financial year, we are committed to donating [at least] 10% of profits to an international charity that supports maternal and infant health needs.
Our 2025-2026 organisation is Global Development Group @globaldevelopmentgroup project ‘J1069N Healthy Mothers and Babies- ACTS’ in India.
In the Tandur Telangana, illiteracy, misinformation and poverty results in many women dying during pregnancy or childbirth. This project aims to improve pregnant women’s health and nutrition through monitoring and education on nutrition, health and hygiene, in conjunction with providing women vitamins and supplements.](https://natally.com.au/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)