ALYSSA REYNOLDS
Congratulations on your pregnancy! The Bradley Method® of Natural Childbirth
is the best way for couples to prepare for childbirth and to be informed about
their options.
Now scheduling group and private classes!
Group classes are in person. Private classes can be virtual or in person.
Please contact me for specific dates and more information.
TriangleChildbirth@gmail.com
(410) 533-5725
Whether you’re planning a hospital, birth center, or home birth, I want to help expecting
parents meet their birth goals. The Bradley Method® is a program that covers exercise,
nutrition, stages of labor, medications, C-sections, breastfeeding, newborn care, and the
postpartum period. It’s a comprehensive course that leaves couples prepared for labor
and birth! It’s also great for second-time moms who want to have a natural vaginal birth
and to feel respected throughout their care.
Students will:
Practice relaxation techniques
Learn how to avoid unnecessary pain
Evaluate the risks and benefits of each intervention
**Coaches will learn how to coach and advocate for the mother**
Be excited and confident about birth
I’ve given birth to two Bradley® babies who are now 10 and 7. My births were the most
empowering and rewarding experiences of my life! The Bradley Method® gave me the
tools to give birth with confidence, and my husband learned how to be the best labor
support and coach. We enjoyed taking our Bradley® classes, and I’d love for you to have
the same safe, positive, and powerful birth experience.
I’m passionate about supporting women in their birth choices. Over 85% of Bradley
Method® students go on to have unmedicated births!
I knew I wanted to be a Bradley® teacher right after I gave birth to my daughter in 2015.
My husband and I had used The Bradley Method® to prepare, and we had the most
amazing water birth. It was the best day of our lives! I was so proud of myself for
achieving my birth goals, and I loved how we worked together as a couple. We used the
same techniques again for my son’s birth in 2018. These babies were born without
medication and on their own terms. I felt strong and empowered during my births, and I
want all women to have the same positive experience.
I graduated from Duke University with degrees in English and cultural anthropology. I
became a high school English teacher and loved engaging with students. I am a lifelong
learner and an academic, so during my first pregnancy I read everything I could find
about birth. I am passionate about keeping up to date with evidence-based information
and keeping my childbirth students informed. Even though I’ve switched from teaching
Brontë to Bradley, my goal remains the same: Give students the confidence and
knowledge to achieve their goals.