You probably got a very quick, very overwhelming run down of what to do with a newborn right before being discharged from the hospital, but let’s be real here– you definitely don’t remember a single thing they said! Between bathing a newborn and caring for the umbilical cord stump to trying to figure out the difference between the crying, there’s a LOT of questions that parents have in the early stages of life with a new baby. That’s where a private, self-paced newborn 101 course with a certified, experienced newborn care specialist will be the best gift a new parent can receive (or purchase for themselves at 2 am out of desperation after a very difficult day!).
Everyone has an opinion about what's safe for your baby, and most of it contradicts the advice from someone else. Your mom says one thing, the pediatrician says another, and Pinterest shows you nurseries that would apparently violate every safety guideline in existence. How are you supposed to know who's right?
In Newborn Care 101, you'll learn exactly what's safe versus what's just marketing hype or dangerous old-school practices.
Just the choice of deciding to breastfeed or formula feed your newborn is difficult enough but then when you add in the different types of formula, the different bottles, different breast pumps, and all the options for boosting a milk supply; one decision can turn into an overwhelming many. And that's just one aspect of caring for your newborn. It can cause a lot of analysis paralysis in new parents.
While the decisions on what is best for caring for your newborn is entirely up to you, the parents, a newborn care specialist can help offer guidance and narrow down all the many options with you.
With so many guidelines and options, it can be overwhelming trying to figure out what's best for your newborn
Your baby is crying. You've fed them, changed them, burped them—what else could they possibly need?! Newborns don't come with subtitles, and trying to decode their cries while tracking wake windows and feeding schedules feels like you need a PhD just to survive the day.
In Newborn Care 101, you'll become an expert in decoding the different crying, cues, and wake windows unique to your baby.