BirthSafe NigeriaYour Wife Is Counting On You
And Right Now, You Might Not Know How To Help Her
Your wife is going through the most challenging experience of her life.
She needs you to be more than just emotional support; she needs you to be her FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE.
And right now, you probably don't know what that actually means.
Brother, Let's Be Honest With Each Other
When your wife told you she was pregnant, you felt that mix of excitement and fear.
You want to be the strong, supportive husband she needs. But deep down, you're asking yourself:
What happens when she has severe headaches at 2 AM?
What if she starts bleeding and you don't know if it's normal?
How do you know when to rush to the hospital versus when to stay calm?
Right now, you're probably relying on:
❌ Google searches that give conflicting information
❌ Old wives' tales from relatives
❌ Hoping the doctors will explain everything
But here's the hard truth: Your wife's safety depends on YOUR knowledge.
This Could Be Your Story
Meet Tunde; a successful businessman, great husband, about to become a first-time father.
His wife Aisha was 37 weeks pregnant. She'd been having headaches for two days.
Tunde thought: "Pregnancy headaches are normal. She just needs to rest."
That night, Aisha's vision got blurry. She told Tunde she was seeing spots.
Classic pre-eclampsia symptoms; a pregnancy emergency that can kill within hours.
Tunde didn't know that.
He gave her painkillers and told her to sleep it off.
By morning, Aisha was convulsing.
Emergency C-section. Baby in NICU for two weeks. Aisha almost didn't make it.
This tragedy could have been prevented if Tunde knew what warning signs to look for.
This isn't about blaming Tunde. It's about recognizing that good intentions aren't enough.
You need to know what you're looking at.
This Is Where Papanatal Comes In
The only program that teaches Nigerian men exactly what to do during pregnancy, birth, and beyond
First Trimester Survival Guide
Weeks 1-13: When everything feels uncertain
- How to handle morning sickness (what works, what doesn't)
- The 5 warning signs of miscarriage you must know
- What supplements she actually needs vs. waste of money
- How to support her through extreme fatigue
- When to insist on going to the hospital immediately
Second Trimester Mastery
Weeks 14-27: When things get real
- How to read her scan results (what the doctors won't tell you)
- Fetal movement patterns; what's normal, what's dangerous
- Spotting the early signs of pre-eclampsia
- Gestational diabetes warning signs most men miss
- How to help her stay active without risking the baby
Third Trimester Action Plan
Weeks 28-Birth: Your most critical role
- How to time contractions accurately (most men get this wrong)
- When to go to the hospital vs. when to wait
- What to pack (the essential checklist most hospitals don't provide)
- Your role in the delivery room (exactly what to do and say)
- How to be her advocate when medical staff aren't listening
Fourth Trimester Survival Guide
First 6 weeks: Where you become the hero
- Postpartum warning signs that require immediate action
- How to help her recover properly (most men unintentionally hinder recovery)
- Newborn care 101 (what you actually need to know)
- How to support breastfeeding (practical help, not just encouragement)
- Recognizing postpartum depression (and exactly what to do about it)
Trusted By Leading Media Outlets
Papanatal and BirthSafe have been featured across Nigeria's most respected media platforms
Featured In Press
See how Papanatal and BirthSafe are making headlines across Nigeria
Click on any screenshot to view an enlarged version
BBC Feature
Vanguard Feature
Business Day Feature
The Cable Feature
Tech Cabal Feature
Real Stories From Real Fathers
See how Papanatal has helped Nigerian fathers confidently support their wives through pregnancy
"I used the bleeding protocol at 2 am … bleeding stopped, baby fine."
Abuja
"BP 160/110 → 130/85 in 2 h. Doctor shocked."
Port Harcourt
"Severe diarrhoea at 28 w … baby now 6 months."
Kano
"Baby didn't move 4 h … followed guide … saved ₦80 k ER bill."
Lagos
Real WhatsApp Testimonials
See actual screenshots from our community members
Click on any screenshot to view an enlarged version
Dr. Idara Umoette
Medical Doctor | Maternal Health Expert | Founder, BirthSafe Nigeria
With years of experience in maternal healthcare, Dr. Idara has dedicated her career to ensuring safer pregnancies for Nigerian women. She created Papanatal specifically to address the critical gap in knowledge that expecting fathers often face. Her evidence-based approach has helped hundreds of couples navigate pregnancy with confidence and peace of mind.
Choose Your Investment Option
Still Thinking About It?
Ask yourself this: What's the actual cost if something goes wrong and you didn't know what to do?
₦12,500 is insurance for your family's safety.
Stop Guessing. Start Knowing.
Your wife is counting on you to know what to do. Don't let her down because you didn't get the training.
You get: Complete Papanatal training (₦12,500 value)
Couples get: Papanatal + Birth Without Wahala (₦37,500 value)
Couples pay only: ₦32,000 (Save ₦5,500)
Instant access to all materials
Join our community of prepared fathers