Moms in Motion Competitors

FIT4MOM is the nation’s leading company for prenatal and postnatal health, wellness, and fitness programs for every stage of motherhood. With over 1,800 individual class locations, 1,700 instructors, and nearly 250 franchise owners nationwide, FIT4MOM reaches tens of thousands of mamas all over the United States every day. In response to the pandemic in 2020, FIT4MOM launched its all-new virtual workout platform, FIT4MOM On Demand, allowing them to reach women, mothers, and families worldwide. Created by moms for moms, FIT4MOM is more than a fitness franchise. Their unique fitness and wellness programs help make moms strong in mind, body, and spirit. We do more than build businesses—we build communities. Owning a FIT4MOM franchise gives you the opportunity to create a new career path. Leadership, fitness expertise, and community building are just some of the skills that FIT4MOM franchisees develop through business ownership. All of this happens within a flexible framework allowing you to make your business fit your schedule. With new branding, new territories, new fitness programs, and national partnerships, there has never been a better time than now to start your Village. Learn more about starting your own FIT4MOM franchise at https://fit4mom.com/own-a-franchise. FIT4MOM is dedicated to the Strength in Motherhood® by providing classes, resources, and support for mamas throughout every stage of motherhood. Through FIT4BABY’s prenatal fitness classes, Stroller Strides, Stroller Barre, Strides 360, Body Well, Body Boost, RunClub+, Body Ignite, Our Village, and FIT4MOM On Demand—women have the opportunity to connect with other moms in an environment that encourages and supports motherhood. Each FIT4MOM class or program focuses on making workouts and support accessible to every mama, everywhere.

Postpartum Support International (PSI) was founded in 1987 by Jane Honikman. The purpose of the organization is to increase awareness among public and professional communities about the emotional changes that individuals and families experience during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. PSI has members all over the world, including volunteer coordinators in every one of the United States and in 50+ countries. PSI disseminates information and resources through its volunteer coordinators, website, DVD, and annual conference. Its goal is to provide current information, resources, education, and to advocate for further research and legislation to support perinatal mental health.

Every Family, Every Baby, Everywhere. That has been CAPPA's mission since 1998, and it starts with one question every future perinatal professional asks: Where do I get trained? CAPPA trains and certifies professionals across five pathways: Certified Labor Doula (CLD), Certified Postpartum Doula (CPD), Certified Childbirth Educator (CCCE), Certified Lactation Educator (CLE), and Certified Infant & Family Educator (CIFE). Our training is built on compassionate, nonjudgmental, and empathetic care. We prepare professionals to empower families with knowledge, confidence, and support so every birthing person can make informed decisions and have their rights upheld throughout pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. CAPPA takes a community-first approach because professionals who are supported build sustainable, successful careers, and successful professionals serve more families. Members get access to weekly career coaching office hours, monthly community townhalls, the CAPPA Care Directory connecting them directly with families, and a professional network of peers and mentors invested in each other's growth. Training formats meet you where you are. Live virtual, in-person, and hybrid options led by experienced trainers across North America, delivered through a modern platform built for easy access and recertification. Trusted by Parkland Health, Cook Children's Health Care System, Harris County Public Health, Texas Woman's University, Postpartum Support International, Lansinoh, Baby Brezza, and Cord Blood Registry, and many more. For hospitals, universities, and organizations looking to build or strengthen perinatal training programs, CAPPA has nearly three decades of experience doing exactly that. ⁕ Explore certification pathways → cappa.net ⁕ Browse upcoming trainings → cappa.net/upcoming-trainings ⁕ Free guide: The Beginner's Guide to Becoming a Perinatal Professional → cappa.net/offers/5zUjF2kJ/checkout