What currency are prices in? Is there regional pricing?

Every price is in US dollars (USD), and it's the same price everywhere in the world. The Blueprint is $49, the Nourishing Guide add-on is $79, Movement Mastery is $247, and the gift bundle is $297. Wherever you're buying from, that's what you pay. There's no separate regional or country-based pricing.

So if you're comparing what a friend paid in another country, it's the same number. The only difference you might notice is on your own bank statement, where the USD amount gets converted into your local currency.

What the charge looks like in your currency

Your card or bank handles the conversion from US dollars to your local currency, using their exchange rate on the day you pay. That means the local-currency total on your statement can look slightly different from a quote you saw earlier, and it shows up as "BabyAcrobatics".

A few small fees can ride along, all on your bank's side, not ours:

• A currency conversion fee, if your card charges one for non-local purchases.
• A foreign transaction fee, which some cards add for charges processed outside your country.

These are set by your bank, so the exact amount depends on your card. If you want to know what your card adds, your bank can tell you before you buy.

Why there's no regional pricing

Pricing is kept simple on purpose: one price, in one currency, for everyone. That keeps things straightforward for gifts and for families buying from different places, since the amount is the same no matter where the purchase starts.

It also means the price you see at checkout is the real price. Nothing changes based on your location.

If your card gets declined on a US dollar charge

A US dollar charge from outside the US sometimes gets flagged by a bank as unusual, especially the first time. That block sits on your bank's side, and it's a quick fix: ask them to approve the charge from "BabyAcrobatics" and to allow international or online (card-not-present) payments. Then run it again.

The full walkthrough, including what to try if a wallet like Apple Pay or Google Pay stalls, is in my card or payment failed at checkout.

Trying it without spending up front

You pay once and keep lifetime access, so this isn't a subscription and nothing renews. There's no free trial, but the risk-free way to try it is the 30-day refund window: buy it, use it, and if it isn't right for you, email [email protected] within 30 days for a full refund, no reason needed.

If you'd rather see the method first, there's a free taste of it on our public social channels (Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok), where we share sample exercises.

Still have a pricing question

If a charge looks off, or you're not sure what your card converted it to, email [email protected] with the date and the last four digits of the card. We'll look it up and tell you exactly what it was for, usually within about a business day.