Baby Care for the 1st Month Classes
Baby Care & Breastfeeding Basics Class Online registration for this event.
Who it’s for
- : This three-hour class is for expecting parents, new parents and anyone hoping to learn more about infant care. For expecting mothers and partners, we recommend this class be taken during the 2nd trimester.
Details
- : This three-hour class prepares parents to understand their new infant’s needs.
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- The class includes information about:
- Procedures following the baby’s birth
- Understanding normal newborn characteristics
- Bathing, diapering, burping, holding, and swaddling
- Infant soothing techniques
- Infant safety and nursery equipment
- Latching on
- Common breastfeeding concerns and problems
- How to know when to call the pediatrician
A list of essential items and products to purchase for baby’s care will also be provided.
Fee is $85 per couple.
Advance Breastfeeding for Mom, Partner or Support Person
Online registration for this event.- Mothers and partner will learn what to expect during the baby’s first month, as well as what to do if things do not go as planned.
- Class will discuss what preparation and supplies are helpful.
- Provide a pump demonstrations and mothers will also receive instruction on pumping strategies for the early weeks and returning to work.
- Partner or support person will be given tips on “How to Support” the breastfeeding Mom.
- Return to Free Breastfeeding 101 for Breastfeeding Family
- Cost is $85 per couple
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- : This two-hour Private class prepares parents to understand their new infant’s needs. The instructor can teach the class at clients home or by Webinar. This class includes information about:
- Procedures following the baby’s birth
- Understanding normal newborn characteristics
- Bathing, diapering, burping, holding, and swaddling
- Infant soothing techniques
- Infant safety and nursery equipment
- Breastfeeding techniques for a successful latch
- How to know when to call the pediatrician
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- How to recognize the signs of choking
- How to prevent the most common fatal injuries
- How to reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).
- Up-to-date infant CPR procedures
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- How to recognize the signs of choking
- How to prevent the most common fatal injuries
- How to reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).
- Up-to-date infant CPR procedures
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- How to properly restrain your baby’s car seat in a vehicle
- How to select the best and safest car seat for your vehicle, child and personal needs
- Understand the different parts of the car seat and their purpose
- How to properly secure your baby in a car seat
- Reviewing after-market products are and if they’re useful and safe
- When’s the appropriate time to upgrade one car seat to another
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- Up-to-date procedures on how to introduce your pet to your new baby
- How to manage pets with a newborn.
- Introducing pets to baby’s smell and sounds
- Becoming aware of your pet’s protective signs
- How to determine and manage the animal’s temperament with a baby.
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Who it’s for: Expectant parents that wish to prepare for pumping, bottle feeding and return to work. We recommend you take this class at week 34, 35 or 36. This class will supplement Momease Baby Care and Breastfeeding Basics class to develop a successful breasting plan.
Details: This two-hour class teaches the basic anatomy and physiology involved in breast milk production and breastfeeding and the basic information for choosing and when to use a breast pump.
Private Baby Care & Breastfeeding Basics at Home or Webinar Online registration for this event.
Who it’s for
- : This class is for expecting parents, new parents and anyone hoping to learn more about infant care. For expecting mothers and partners, we recommend this class be taken during the 2nd trimester.
Details
A list of essential items and products to purchase for baby’s care will also be provided.
Fee is $200 per couple.
Infant CPR Group Class – Online registration for this event.
Who it’s for: Expectant parents, new parents, other family members and childcare professionals, including private nannies.
Details: The Infant & Child CPR class is taught at various office locations. This two-hour American Heart Association (AHA) course life-saving infant and child CPR skills.
Participants learn:
Fee is $85 per couple.
Private Infant CPR Class – Online registration for this event.
Who it’s for: Expectant parents, new parents, other family members and childcare professionals, including private nannies.
Details: Our private Infant and Child CPR class is taught either at the client’s home or office. This two-hour American Heart Association (AHA) course life-saving infant and child CPR skills.
Participants learn:
Fee is $85 per person. There is a minimum of 4 people and maximum of 6 people
Infant Car Seat Safety Demonstration – Online registration for this event.
Who it’s for: This class is intended for new and expectant parents and others who transport infants.
Details: You will learn and demonstrate the appropriate car seat to use for your child from birth to one year old.
The class includes information on the following:
The instructor will NOT install any car seats, but will provide the information for successful installation!
Fee is $85 for couple or
Parents with Pooches Class – Online registration for this event.
Who it’s for: Expectant parents who own a dog.
Details: Approximately 60% of all households have a pet! Is your home prepared to house both a newborn and a pet? This class is taught by a Momease pet consultant, who will provide information on:
This two-hour class provides new parents with creative techniques to provide a healthy, safe and loving environment for parent, newborn and pet. Fee is $85 per couple.
