The First Pregnancy Plan

The exact plan first-time mums use to know what's normal, what's coming next, and when to call the doctor, through every week of pregnancy.

Two lines on a test, and then a thousand questions.

Is this cramp normal? Should I feel this tired? Why has the nausea stopped, and is that a bad sign? The clinic visit is weeks away, and the questions will not wait that long.

You are not the only one feeling this, and you do not have to guess your way through it. Wanting a calm, prepared first pregnancy is not too much to ask. You just want to know what is normal, what is coming next, and who to ask when you are not sure.

Right now you are panic-googling at 2am and drowning in advice from your mother, the group chat, and the aunty at church, none of it agreeing. The First Pregnancy Plan closes that gap. It walks you through every week from your positive test to delivery day, in five parts, so you always know what is normal, what to eat, what your doctor is testing for, and how to get ready, without the fear.

What you get

Five parts, one keep-forever plan, walking the whole journey: know what's happening → is this normal → what can I eat → understand your scans → get ready for birth. All yours to keep, at your own pace.

✅ Part 1 — Know What's Happening (Week by Week). What is happening to your body and your baby, trimester by trimester and week by week, what to expect and when, plus the free week-by-week tracker and due-date tool. Worth ₦16,000.

✅ Part 2 — Is This Normal? Which symptoms are common at each stage (morning sickness, aches, discharge, swelling) and which need a call, the warning signs, and exactly when to go in. It is just as clear about the other side: any bleeding, or any change in your baby's movement, means you contact your doctor or maternity unit straight away, every time. Worth ₦16,000.

✅ Part 3 — What Can I Eat, and How Do I Feel Human? Safe foods in plain terms, including the Nigerian foods you actually eat, the coffee, fish, and spicy-food questions, and a straight word on herbal mixtures, plus safe exercise, weight, sleep, and the body changes no one warns you about. Worth ₦14,000.

✅ Part 4 — Understand Your Scans & Tests. What each scan and test is, why it is done, and the exact questions to take to your doctor, so you walk in prepared. It helps you understand. It never reads your results for you or replaces your doctor. Worth ₦12,000.

✅ Part 5 — Get Ready for Birth & the First Days. Signs of labour and when to go, the hospital bag, your birth plan, what your baby actually needs (and what is a waste of money), and the first-days basics, so you meet labour prepared instead of panicked. Worth ₦16,000.

✅ Community access, bundled for life, plus the bridge into Postpartum. A calm, moderated room of women at exactly your stage, no judgement and no scary stories, and a warm handoff into the Postpartum Reset the day your baby arrives, so the support does not stop at delivery. Worth ₦20,000.

Everything above, bought piece by piece, is worth ₦94,000. It is yours today for less and rising once the first spots are gone.

What we can and can't promise

Most of the fear in a first pregnancy comes from not knowing what is normal. The plan answers that, week by week, in plain words, so you can breathe instead of panic. Here is what it cannot do: it cannot diagnose anything, read your scan or test results, or promise how your pregnancy or birth will go, because this is education and support, not medical care, and it never replaces your antenatal clinic. It is just as clear about the other side: anything that worries you, bleeding, pain, a change in your baby's movement, or symptoms that do not feel right, goes to your doctor or antenatal clinic straight away. We are here so you walk in knowing the right questions to ask, and walk out less anxious than you came.

What women say

From the women who have used it. Experiences differ from one person to the next:

"The first few weeks were exciting, but I questioned every cramp and every change in my body. The Plan helped me understand what was common at each stage and reminded me when something needed my doctor. I felt more informed and stopped panicking over every small feeling." — Ada O. First-time mum, 12 weeks pregnant, Lagos

"I used to wake up at night and search every symptom on Google. The results usually made me more frightened. Having one clear guide helped me know what to pay attention to and what questions to save for my antenatal appointment." — Chioma E. First-time mum, 18 weeks pregnant, Abuja

By your due date

You already know how the next nine months feel if nothing changes. Another 2am with your phone and the worst-case answer. Another week drowning in advice from your mother, the group chat, and the aunty at church, none of it agreeing. Another appointment you walk into unsure what to even ask.

Or you start today. You open each week and know what is normal before it arrives. You know which foods are safe, what your doctor is testing for, and exactly what to ask, so you walk into every appointment prepared instead of anxious. You get ready for birth on purpose. And you have women at your stage beside you the whole way. For ₦13,700, one payment, yours to keep.

This is about knowing what is normal and feeling prepared, not a promise about how your pregnancy will go. Anything that worries you still goes to your doctor or antenatal clinic.

The offer

One payment, yours to keep forever. You get all five parts and community access for life, with a 30-day guarantee. Go through the plan and put it to use, and if it still is not right for you, tell us within 30 days and we will refund you.

Start the First Pregnancy Plan now. If it turns out not to be for you, you have 30 days to get your money back.