Baby-Proofing Your Relationship: Date Night Activity | Antenatal Class Printable

£5.00

A discussion and brainstorm activity for parents-to-be to explore, compare, discuss and approach attitudes towards breastfeeding. Especially effective with teenagers.

Description

Help expectant parents strengthen their relationship before baby arrives with this engaging, research-based Baby-Proofing Your Relationship: Plan a Date Night” activity. Perfect for antenatal educators, childbirth instructors, doulas, midwives, relationship counsellors, and parent educators.

This printable resource explores how becoming parents can impact a couple’s connection — and guides them to create a realistic, personal “date night plan” to stay connected through early parenthood.

Designed for both group sessions and 1:1 work, this activity is meaningful, discussion-friendly, and easy to facilitate.

What’s Included

  • Full Teacher Facilitation Guide (clear instructions, timing suggestions, discussion prompts, inclusivity tips)
  • 4 Research & Reflection Sheets featuring:
  • “Our Date Night Plan” printable sheet for couples
  • Printer-friendly black & white design with clean, professional layout
  • Includes both A4 (British English) and US Letter (American English) versions

You’ll also need:

one envelope and a pen for each couple so they can seal their completed Date Night Plan to take home.

Perfect For

  • Antenatal and prenatal classes
  • Parenting workshops
  • Relationship and wellbeing sessions
  • Midwives, doulas, and family educators
  • Online or in-person learning environments

Print & Go

  • No prep required
  • Print in black & white or greyscale
  • Optional colour image of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs included for display or discussion
  • Just add pens and envelopes for a simple, interactive session

Learning Outcomes

Participants will:

  • Understand how becoming parents can affect their relationship
  • Identify personal needs and possible challenges
  • Explore emotional support and communication strategies
  • Create a realistic plan for maintaining connection post-baby

Encouraging, evidence-based, and easy to deliver — this activity helps parents-to-be prepare for not just the birth of their baby, but the next chapter in their relationship.