Baby care video resources

There’s so much to discover about caring for your new baby, it can be a little daunting. Here, we aim to ease any concerns you may have, help you cope with the changes in your body and prepare you for your exciting new role as a parent. Whether it's learning how to change a nappy, breastfeeding techniques, or bathing and baby massage—we're here to help. Explore the range of videos below.

Encouraging your baby’s development with tummy time

How do I give my baby ‘tummy time’? Encourage your baby’s development with tummy time. This time on their tummy while they are awake is very important for their development. Try giving some tummy time after a nappy change.

Picking your baby up to encourage development

How do I pick up and hold my new baby? What is the best way to pick up and carry my baby? Rolling your baby over to their side to pick them up helps your baby grow stronger. Look after your own back as you pick up and carry your baby.

Preparing for the early weeks

Preparing for the early weeks – How will I cope when my baby is crying? The early weeks of parenting can be hard work for mums and dads. This is a practical guide to learn how to take control of your breathing and let go of tension in your arms as you care for your baby.

Setting up at home and preparing for your newborn baby

What do I need to know when setting up at home to prepare for baby? What features should I consider in a cot, pram, change table and bath set up at home? Advice from a Physiotherapist on what to look for when you buy and set up baby equipment.

Breastfeeding with the Thompson Method

The Thompson Method incorporates immediate and uninterrupted skin-to-skin contact after birth until after the first breastfeed, holding the baby in the same arm as the breast being offered, and fine-tuning the position so that baby's nose, chin and cheeks are symmetrical at the breast.

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