NEWBORN 101: Better Baby Sleep, Easier Feeding & Less Crying in the First 12 Weeks
It's 2 AM. Your baby is crying again. Is it hunger? Gas? Are they supposed to wake up this much? You don't need another late-night Google search. NEWBORN 101 is your simple guide to the first 12 weeks. Learn how to feed, burp, soothe, bathe, and help your baby sleep safely. See what's normal, what needs a call to your pediatrician, and when to get help now.Clear video lessons, real-life tips, and answers you can use tonight. Made with guidance from a nurse and certified lactation consultant who's also a mom of five.
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Comments about the course
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I thought a baby sleep schedule meant I was doing something wrong when my daughter woke up every hour. The sleep section helped me understand what was normal for her age. I stopped chasing a perfect routine and finally felt less lost at night.
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Feeding was the hardest part for me. I kept asking, ‘Is he getting enough?’ I liked that the lessons explained hunger cues and what to watch for in plain English. It gave me better questions to take to my lactation appointment.
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The gas and spit-up had me searching online every night. Seeing simple burping steps made the whole thing feel less scary. I still call our pediatrician when I need to, but now I don't panic over every little sound.
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Nobody tells you how much time you can spend staring at a diaper, wondering if the color is normal! The poop, skin, and ‘Is This Normal?’ lessons answered the questions I was too embarrassed to keep asking.
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I was terrified of giving my newborn a bath. The clear, step-by-step care lessons made it feel doable. I watched the video, got everything ready, and took my time. It was such a small thing, but I was proud of myself afterward.
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My baby made a strange noise in her sleep and I instantly thought something was wrong. The red-flag section helped me understand what needs a pediatrician and what needs urgent care. That kind of clarity matters when you're exhausted.
Course includes
Your Baby Didn't Come With Instructions. This Does.
Are These Newborn Problems Keeping You Up at Night?
Does any of this sound familiar?
- Your baby wakes up the second you put them down.
- You can't tell if they're hungry or just need comfort.
- Breastfeeding hurts, or you're worried about milk supply.
- Bottle feeds end in spit-up, gas, or tears.
- You have no idea how much sleep is normal this week.
- The crying starts, and nothing seems to help.
- A strange breathing sound sends you straight to Google.
- Baby poop changes color, and you panic.
- Bath time, diaper rash, and cord care feel scary.
- Everyone gives you different advice. None of it helps at 2 AM.
You love your baby. You just want to know what to do next. NEWBORN 101 gives you clear answers, simple steps, and a way to tell normal newborn behavior from signs that need medical help.
Finally Feel More Confident Caring for Your Baby
With NEWBORN 101, you'll learn to:
- Spot hunger and fullness cues before the crying starts
- Find a more comfortable latch and understand feeding patterns
- Bottle-feed safely and store pumped milk the right way
- Understand newborn sleep and set up a safe sleep space
- Soothe fussiness with simple, gentle steps
- Handle gas, burping, and everyday spit-up
- Swaddle safely and know when to stop
- Make baths, diapers, and cord care feel easier
- Understand poop, skin changes, and common baby sounds
- Know what's normal, when to call, and when to get help now
No perfect schedule. No long medical talks. Just real help for the first 12 weeks, right when you need it.
START LEARNING TODAY
How Does NEWBORN 101 Work?
Step 1: Start With What Your Baby Needs
Learn the basics of the first 12 weeks. Spot the difference between hunger, tiredness, gas, and a need for comfort.
Step 2: Make Feeding Less Stressful
Get simple help with breastfeeding, bottle feeding, pumping, milk storage, and signs your baby is getting enough.
Step 3: Understand Newborn Sleep
Learn why newborns wake so often, how sleep changes by week, and how to make every sleep space safer.
Step 4: Handle the Everyday Stuff
Watch easy demos for burping, bathing, diaper changes, cord care, tummy time, and soothing touch.
Step 5: Ask, “Is This Normal?”
Understand hiccups, sneezes, startles, spit-up, baby acne, poop changes, and those strange little sleep noises.
Step 6: Know When to Get Help
Use a simple guide: NORMAL / ASK YOUR PEDIATRICIAN / GET HELP NOW. Learn to spot warning signs instead of guessing.
Watch a short lesson. Try one small step. Come back whenever a new question pops up.
Is This Normal? Let's Find Out.
Babies make strange sounds. They sneeze, hiccup, spit up, wake often, and sometimes cry for no clear reason.
But how do you know when to worry?
NEWBORN 101 helps you understand everyday newborn behavior, including:
- Weird noises and breathing patterns during sleep
- Gas, hiccups, and frequent spit-up
- Different poop colors and textures
- Baby acne, dry skin, and newborn rashes
- Startling, twitching, and waking up suddenly
- Cluster feeding and falling asleep during feeds
Learn what's common, what to watch, and when your baby needs medical care.
Know the Red Flags
NORMAL: Common hiccups, sneezing, sleep startles, and occasional spit-up when your baby is otherwise well.
ASK YOUR PEDIATRICIAN: Feeding problems, fewer wet diapers, a worsening rash, or changes that worry you.
GET HELP NOW: Fever of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher in a baby under 3 months, trouble breathing, blue lips, or a baby who is very hard to wake.
Why choose this course?
You can love your baby and still have a hundred questions. That's normal.
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The first 12 weeks in one place. No jumping between blogs, videos, and forums.
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Feeding and sleep together. Because one often affects the other.
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Real-life baby care. From diapers and burping to crying and bath time.
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Easy words and clear demos. No medical dictionary needed.
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“Is This Normal?” guidance. Plus signs that mean it's time to call for help.
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Experienced guidance. From a nurse and certified breastfeeding specialist who is also a mom of five.
Learn at home, on your phone, when your baby lets you.
Less guessing. More confidence.
Academic plan
10 video lessons
- Lesson 1: Breastfeeding Basics — Hunger Cues, Latch & Milk Supply
- Lesson 2: Bottle Feeding & Pumping — Formula, Breast Milk & Safe Storage
- Lesson 3: Gas, Burping, Spit-Up & Baby Poop — What's Normal?
- Lesson 1: Newborn Sleep by Week — What to Expect in the First 12 Weeks
- Lesson 2: Safe Sleep, Swaddling & Pacifiers — What You Need to Know
- Lesson 3: Why Babies Cry — Colic, Gas, Hunger & Comfort
- Lesson 4: Calm Your Baby — Gentle Holds, Soothing Touch & Tummy Time
- Lesson 5: Baby Bathing, Diapers, Skin & Umbilical Cord Care
- Lesson 1: Your Daily Newborn Routine — Feeding, Sleep & Baby Care
- Lesson 2: Is This Normal? — Baby Breathing, Sleep Sounds & Warning Signs
After payment, you can immediately start practicing
- Click the "Get Access" button, enter your email in the field and you will be taken to a secure payment page.
- Complete the order process and you will instantly receive a password to access your personal MINDFULEVE account.
- Take lessons, perform practical tasks, ask the author questions and discover new courses.
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