"We are in training and nearly finished and we will have the latest parenting information to share, and a lot more classes on offer."
Whetton said parenting was a "huge life transition" and wanted to provide a service that best supports whānau.
"We offer antenatal education courses that come with a Parents Centre membership and the ever-so-valuable facilitated coffee groups once your baby has arrived."
She said the programmes supported and educated parents to make informed decisions along their parenting journey.
"At the moment we only have weekend classes, the weeknight classes will be offered more frequently," she said.
"We'll also have the support of a qualified educator to ensure the classes are being run correctly."
Whetton said it was best for to-be parents to start antenatal classes when about 26-28 weeks pregnant.
Parents Centre is run by volunteers who are parents.
The Hawke's Bay centre is one of 52 nationwide.