by Newborn Care Training | Nov 13, 2021 | Uncategorized
Reflux is quite common in infants around four months old. As the baby gets older, the reflux decreases. A baby with reflux may spit up more often than a baby without reflux. Babies may refuse to eat, may be uncomfortable during a feed, and cry when put down. A baby...
by Newborn Care Training | Sep 1, 2021 | Uncategorized
Each year many children are injured in car accidents. Proper use of car seats can keep infants/children safe. It is so important as a caregiver or parent who is using the car seat in any capacity to be aware of car seat safety and how to use it properly. It is always...
by Newborn Care Training | Aug 20, 2021 | Uncategorized
There are many options for how a night will look if mom is exclusively breastfeeding baby. Once baby wakes, the Newborn Care Specialist will bring baby to mom to eat. Before taking baby to eat it may be a good idea to change baby. This allows mom to stay in bed or in...
by Newborn Care Training | Aug 11, 2021 | Uncategorized
There are a few main positions an NCS can work: overnight care, temporary day care, awake care, 24-hour care and consultations. Overnight care and 24-hour care are the most common positions for an NCS, but temp day care and consultations are also quite common right...
by Newborn Care Training | Aug 2, 2021 | Uncategorized
When deciding what kind of pump to use or if you even need a pump, it is important to consider what mom’s needs will be. Will breast/chest fed baby always be taken along with mom or will mom be returning to work and need expressed milk? Mom may need to run errands and...
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