
6 - 8 November Rydges Hotel NEWCASTLE
Join us 6-8 November 2025, as childbirth and parenting education professionals and related industry representatives from all over Australia, come together to invest in our shared vision for childbirth and parenting education into the future.
Welcome to CAPEA
Welcome to CAPEA – Childbirth and Parenting Educators of Australia. We are a voluntary, professional association supporting Australian childbirth and parenting educators from diverse backgrounds as they strive to provide high-quality, accessible, and responsive education to women and their families during pregnancy and early parenthood.
Our vision is clear: “Every Family Thriving”. We support educators to feel empowered through structured training, resources, and professional development, enabling them to positively impact Australian families
Our members come from diverse professional backgrounds across Australia, including but not limited to midwives, child and family health nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, independent educators, doulas, social workers, psychologists, yoga, Calmbirth® and Hypnobirthing practitioners, and general practitioners.
Our Offerings
- National Standards
- Structured Training and Professional Development
- Certification Services
- Networking and Community Membership
- Evidence-Based Resources and Research

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Australian researchers say adding genomic sequencing to standard newborn blood screening would identify hundreds more treatable childhood conditions, enabling lifesaving early diagnoses.
A baby's genome, which stays with them for life, could also be re-examined if a health issue arises during their lifetime, according to a statement released by Australia's Murdoch Children's Research InstAustra(#researchstudy #research
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Australian study finds genomic sequencing could save more newborn lives-Xinhua
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The Childbirth and Parenting Education 2025 Conference is fast approaching! Head to our website to book your ticket!
We look forward to seeing you in beautiful Newcastle!
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A mother who gave birth to her son prematurely has written a book to support siblings of babies as they receive extra care.
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Sunderland mum's premature baby book aims to comfort siblings
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Copies of the book will be given to siblings of premature babies in Sunderland and Newcastle.