Module 1€800 · one-time
Complete Parenthood Course — Module 1: Becoming Parents
Becoming Parents: Reality, Psychology, Commitment and Readiness
This course helps adults examine parenthood as a deliberate, realistic and morally serious life transition rather than a romantic fantasy or social expectation. It focuses on the difference between wanting a baby and becoming a parent, psychological readiness, couple readiness, sacrifice, identity, family pressure, responsibility and long-term commitment.
Lead faculty: Dr David Adam Braimer, PsyD
Co-faculty: Deborah Aukje Brommer, Bachelor of Social Work
Co-faculty: Deborah Aukje Brommer, Bachelor of Social Work
Course aim
To help adults examine parenthood as a deliberate, realistic and morally serious life transition rather than a romantic fantasy or social expectation.
Core themes
- •Wanting a baby versus becoming a parent
- •Desire, fantasy and responsibility
- •Identity change and sacrifice
- •Psychological readiness
- •Couple readiness
- •Family pressure and social expectations
- •Emotional transition into parenthood
- •Commitment and moral responsibility
- •Spiritual or humanistic reflection
- •Readiness planning and boundaries
Learning outcomes
- ✓Distinguish biological fertility timing from psychological and relational readiness
- ✓Identify personal and couple-level stress patterns that may affect the transition to parenthood
- ✓Write a realistic readiness plan that includes responsibilities, boundaries and support needs
- ✓Use Make Baby Complete tools without confusing educational support with medical care
- ✓Recognise when local professional or emergency support is necessary
Included materials
- ◆Course 1 PDF with embedded Module 1 PowerPoint slides
- ◆Reflection exercises and guided dialogue frames
- ◆Readiness planning material
Make Baby Complete courses provide educational, reflective and coaching-oriented preparation for fertility awareness, pregnancy readiness, relationship preparation and parenthood planning. They do not provide medical treatment, fertility treatment, diagnosis, psychotherapy, psychiatric care, legal advice, emergency support, or guaranteed outcomes. For medical, mental-health, legal, safety or emergency concerns, customers must contact qualified local professionals or emergency services.
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