What Life's Like with a Baby!

Giving birth in any way is like running a few marathons back-to-back. In this first lesson, you will learn the effect this big, beautiful event will have on your body. Bouncing back the next day with a face full of makeup is not normal, you will be in pain FACT. Let’s start off with a big truth bomb that will remove any shock, pressure, and overwhelm in those first physically fragile days.

We’ve now looked into how your body might feel a wreck after birth, now let’s look at how your brain handles things!

Early post-partum survival is all about Prior Preparation Preventing Piss Poor Performance! This lesson has great tips on how to prepare like a pro, trust me, you will thank me later.

You’ve prepared as much as you can, now it’s time to reap the benefits but also learn how to not put too much pressure on yourself.

Whether you are breastfeeding, bottle feeding, or expressing, you now have a full-time job at the milk factory! Those feeds will come around sooner than you think. In this lesson, you will learn the rule of thumb around how much milk a baby needs between 0-3 months old and we chat about routine vs demand.

They don’t tell you that breastfeeding can actually be really hard! So, let’s not just normalise breastfeeding, let’s normalise it being another steep learning curve by looking into the way things can go down in real life and not in a textbook!

Bottle feeding comes with lots of decisions and organisational skills, let’s check out how making these decisions early and coming up with a plan of action will save you lots of time and brain space when your baby arrives.

Here we are talking about the combination feeders and the expressed milk bottle feeders, who knew there were so many possibilities!? In this lesson, we look at how to juggle all the possibilities and some top tips on equipment and storage.

You’re probably getting the picture now that things can go a different way to what gets portrayed online, and feeding is no different! Let’s look at some common problems so you know how to spot them and fix them early.

Hold on tight whilst we look into all things to do with wind!

What could be bad about baby burps? Colic…. colic is bad about baby burps! Delve in to see what’s normal and what are signs that your baby is struggling.

Just as it says on the tin. Get ready to nip any winding problems in the bud with some handy hints.

Now we have covered cute little burps, we check out what’s coming out the other end! Here you will learn to understand what is in a nappy between 0 to 3 months old and possible problems to be prepared for!

Disposable nappies are very handy and convenient, let me tell you why they’re good (and bad), the sizes, and how many you really need!

Reusable nappies are also very handy and convenient for the environment, let me tell you why they’re good (and bad), the sizes, and how many you really need!

Changing a nappy is pretty straightforward until you’re faced with a tiny human doing the highland fling! Let’s look at some techniques and tips on how to change those nappies so you become a nappy ninja in no time!

When you first dress your tiny baby, it might feel so weird and very fragile! But take a look at this and you will soon have another super mum skill under your belt.

Yep, you guessed it, those little highland fling legs and dancing octopus arms can make one hell of a wet bathroom! In this lesson we talk the when to and the how to bathe, between 0 – 3 months.

Dummies, dodies, pacifiers, etc. You may be in two minds in using these little treasures, so take a look at what’s inside to help you make your mind up!

I believe no sleep is one of the biggest adjustments we have to face as new parents! It can be so hard but you will get through it!! Especially with this exciting module! Yes, you better believe it, I have teamed up with a baby sleep expert to give you all you need to know to help your newborn (and you) sleep!!! I absolutely failed at this and can only weep as I wish I knew all these things back then! Check the PDF to learn how you can get in touch with Donna if you need to know more!