

Relieve the common discomforts of pregnancy while building the strength, stability, and balance your body needs for labor.

Targeted movement to open, align, and prepare your pelvis — helping baby find an optimal position and supporting a smoother, more efficient labor.

Rewire fear into confidence. Release anxiety around birth and step into labor with a calm, empowered mindset.
Learn breathing techniques that calm your nervous system now and become powerful tools for coping with contractions during labor.
As a childbirth educator, mind/body birth coach, and doula, Leah is with you throughout the series answering questions, offering evidence based guidance, and helping you build body literacy and confidence


Hi, I'm Leah LaHue—a birth doula, childbirth educator, prenatal yoga instructor, and the founder of The Intuitive Birth Codes.
For over 6 years, I've supported women through one of life's most transformative experiences. I've attended more than 100 Births in hospitals, birth centers, and homes, taught childbirth education through Baylor University Medical Center, in Dallas, TX and guided hundreds of families in preparing for birth with confidence, knowledge, and trust in their bodies.
My approach to prenatal yoga is different from a typical fitness class. Rather than focusing on flexibility or exercise alone, each class is designed to help you prepare your body, mind, and nervous system for birth. We'll build strength and mobility, practice breathing techniques, encourage optimal baby positioning, reduce common pregnancy discomforts, and cultivate the deep sense of safety that allows birth hormones to flow.
Drawing from my experience as a birth doula, along with training in hypnobirthing, trauma-informed care, pelvic balance, spinning babies, nervous system regulation, and holistic birth preparation, every class offers practical tools you can carry into labor and early motherhood.
This is a space to slow down, connect with your baby, build community with other mothers, and prepare for birth from the inside out.
I'm honored to walk alongside you during this sacred season and can't wait to meet you on the mat.
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You should wear comfortable, breathable clothing that allows you to move freely. Some people prefer to wear loose-fitting clothing, while others prefer to wear more fitted clothing. It is also a good idea to wear shoes or socks that have good traction, as you may be moving on a slippery surface.
No, you do not need to be flexible to do yoga. Yoga is a practice that is suitable for all people, regardless of their fitness level or flexibility. There are many different types of yoga, and you can find one that is right for you.
Yoga has many benefits for both the body and the mind. Yoga can help to improve your flexibility, strength, and balance. It can also help to reduce stress, anxiety, and depression. Yoga can also help to improve your sleep quality and boost your mood.