# ClassPass vs Village for Prenatal & Postnatal Fitness: Studio Map Comparison (2026)

> ClassPass, Mindbody and Google Maps are built for general adult fitness, so a search for "prenatal" frequently surfaces heated rooms, hides 2nd and 3rd trimester studio cutoffs, and omits hospital birth classes, pelvic floor PTs and bring-your-baby workouts. Village is a free directory and iOS map built only for pregnancy and the first year after birth, covering 321 checked providers (25 free) in New York, London and Paris.

Web page: https://getvillageapp.com/village/guides/classpass-vs-village-prenatal-fitness
All guides: https://getvillageapp.com/village/guides.md
Updated: 2026-11-02

## Key facts

- Village cost: Free (books directly with provider)
- Verified listings: 321 across NYC, London & Paris
- Free public & park classes: 25 included (0 on ClassPass)
- Categories covered: Prenatal, Postnatal, With Baby, Pelvic PT, Birth Prep

### Village vs General Fitness Aggregators (ClassPass, Mindbody, Google Maps)

| Feature | Village (Free iOS App & Web) | ClassPass / Mindbody | Google Maps |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Curated for pregnancy & postpartum only | Yes — 100% of listings | No — general studio inventory | No — keyword match only |
| Bring-your-baby (Mommy & Me / buggy) filter | Yes — 38 dedicated listings | Rarely tagged | Not filterable |
| Pelvic floor physical therapy & Mummy MOT | Yes — 54 clinics with published prices | Not listed | No price or pregnancy filter |
| Free hospital, NHS, PMI & park classes | Yes — 25 free options mapped | No — commercial studios only | Buried in hospital websites |
| Published prices & source verification date | Yes — exact provider price + checked date | Dynamic credits only | No class pricing |

## Three gaps general fitness apps leave for pregnant and new mothers

First, general studio marketplaces do not separate non-heated pregnancy-dedicated classes from standard group classes that merely allow 1st-trimester modifications. Many Reformer and mat studios require a dedicated prenatal class or a private check-in starting at week 14 to 16 because flat supine exercises are modified with a pregnancy wedge.

Second, commercial booking apps exclude the places where new mothers actually meet after birth: parent-and-baby yoga where crying and feeding on the mat are normal, outdoor stroller and buggy fitness in local parks, pelvic health physiotherapists, and hospital antenatal courses.

Third, general aggregators hide the provider's real cash price behind credit tiers. Village lists the exact price published on the studio or clinic's own website, alongside the link to book directly.


## Frequently asked questions

### Does Village charge a booking fee or monthly credit subscription?

No. Village is free to browse on the web and on iPhone, and every listing links directly to the provider's own website or booking page.

### Why don't free hospital or park classes appear on ClassPass?

Commercial marketplaces only list studios that sell spare capacity for credits. Village includes 25 free options across New York, London and Paris alongside independent studios.

> Bottom line: check Village first to find pregnancy-dedicated studios, bring-your-baby workouts, pelvic floor PTs and free local classes in your borough, then book directly with the provider.

Listings are general information gathered from providers' own websites, not recommendations or medical advice. Prices and times change, so check with the provider before booking. Before starting exercise in pregnancy or after birth, or if anything feels worrying, talk to your midwife or doctor.