Not Sure Where to Start? We’re Here to Guide You.

Pregnancy and postpartum come with a lot of changes, and it is normal to have questions about how to move safely and feel strong again. Here you will find answers about our programs, when to start, and how Born2Move supports you through every stage of motherhood.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Our BabyBump program is designed to support you throughout pregnancy. It focuses on core and pelvic floor coordination, labor strength, and safe movement to help you feel strong and prepared for birth

  • Our Postpartum program is designed for the early stages of recovery after birth. It helps reconnect your core, restore pelvic floor function, and gradually guide your body back into safe movement.

  • Many women experience lingering weakness long after childbirth. Our Recovery for Every Mom program focuses on rebuilding deep core strength, improving stability, and helping you feel strong in everyday movement again.

  • Because too many women are told that leakage and weakness are normal. Mareike believes women deserve education, prevention, and structured strength so they can feel confident in their bodies during pregnancy and long after.

  • Mareike is a licensed German physical therapist with specialized training in pelvic health, manual therapy, and pre and postnatal care. Her programs are rooted in clinical expertise, not trends or generic workouts.

  • Yes. As a wife and mother of two daughters, she understands firsthand the physical and emotional demands of motherhood, which deeply shapes the way she supports other women

  • Our programs are designed for pregnant women, postpartum mothers, and women preparing for pregnancy who want structured guidance and expert support at any stage of their journey.

  • Yes. We recommend speaking with your healthcare provider before beginning any prenatal or postpartum program to ensure it is appropriate for your individual recovery and health history.

  • No. While our programs are grounded in physical therapy principles and clinical expertise, they are fitness and education-based and do not replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

  • If you are experiencing pelvic floor weakness, incontinence, or specific recovery challenges, one-on-one training may be the best place to start. These sessions provide individualized guidance based on your body and recovery.

Still Have Questions?

If you are unsure where to start or want help choosing the right program, feel free to reach out through the contact form. We would love to connect and help guide you.