You are learning, your baby is learning and it's going to take some time to figure each other out. The workbook 'This is Now What I Expected' has resources for support with feeding, sleep tips and comfort strategies as you learn and practice as a parent.
Raising Moms has FREE videos to help new parents get help with a baby's sleep schedule, learn about colic and reflux and when to seek help with infant feeding and comfort. Increase your confidence caring for a newborns with the videos linked below.
Find a FREE download below on worksheets to help you practice recognizing baby cues, coping with a fussy baby and practicing infant comfort techniques.
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Infant cues
Learn all about recognizing baby cues, including cues for include hunger, full, tired, playtime, discomfort, overstimulation and illness. Find tips for responding to your baby's cues and build your bonding and confidence as you care for your baby.
Looking for tips to get more rest with a newborn? Find help for managing your baby's sleep schedule, learn what is normal and get tips for increasing newborn and parent sleep.
Whether breastfeeding or bottle feeding, infant feeding can be an area of stress for new parents. Learn about infant feeding patterns, preparing breastmilk and formula and resources for support.
Coping with a fussy baby? Discover tips for recognizing infant cues, when to seek help with infant crying and infant comforting techniques.
Colic and reflux in babies can be a common reason for fussiness. Learn what is normal, what parents can do and when to seek help.

Discover your how your infant is communicating with you by watching for their cues.

Learn how you respond to your infant's cues. What is positive, what is negative and what you might want to try.

Explore the family and friends that are available to help you with infant care and comfort and how you can ask them.
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