Newborn Foundations
There is no instruction book for babies because each child is different. Our Newborn Foundations course helps parents understand what to expect during the first weeks and months after birth so they can care for their baby with confidence.
From sleep and soothing to diapering and development, you'll learn practical skills that help reduce uncertainty and increase confidence during the transition to parenthood.
Practical Education for Life With Your New Baby
Who This is For
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First-time parents
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Families expecting multiples
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Grandparents and caregivers
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Parents who want a refresher before welcoming another child
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Families seeking practical newborn care education
What You'll Learn & Practice
Daily Care
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Diapering
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Bathing
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Cord care
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Dressing baby
Understanding Your Baby
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Infant cues
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Newborn behavior
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Developmental milestones
Sleep & Safety
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Safe sleep guidelines
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Creating healthy sleep habits
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Reducing risks
Soothing
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Calming techniques
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Understanding crying
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Building routines
When To Call The Pediatrician
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Warning signs
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Common concerns
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Illness and safety basics
Format & Investment
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4 hours of private education
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Virtual or in-person sessions
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Digital resources included
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Six months of portal access
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Ongoing questions through the client portal
Investment
Starting at $450
Why This Is Different
Many parents leave the hospital with a baby but very little confidence.
Newborn Foundations bridges the gap between bringing your baby home and learning how to care for them day-to-day.
The education is personalized, practical, and focused on helping families feel prepared before baby arrives.
We believe that proper preparation begins with practice. Our course ensures that what you learn has built muscle memory for when you need it most.
FAQS
When should we take newborn education?
Most families complete the program during the second or third trimester.
Can grandparents attend?
Yes.
Do you teach infant CPR?
No. CPR instruction is available separately.
Is this only for first-time parents?
No. Many experienced parents appreciate a refresher.
Can this be completed virtually?
Yes.