Newborn Consultant Danielle/ Baby Nurse

As a private Baby Nurse my main focus will be the care for your newborn and teaching you how to care for your baby in the best way possible. I'll be your guide for the first three moths of your baby's life (the 4th trimester).
Whether you are first timers or experienced parents, as a Baby Nurse I can assist in educating and guiding in best practices in newborn care.

This may include lactation support for mom and baby, noting and marking key postpartum milestones, assisting the transition for baby and family, suggestions for organic baby care, frequent communication about an infant’s activities and behaviors and addressing issues of concern by offering helpful solutions regarding an infant’s development, needs and care. Ultimately I provide reassurance, gentle support and helpful information to create confident, capable parents.

As soon as you know you are pregnant, a lot will come your way. When you first visit the midwife, you will receive a lot of information about the birth and courses that prepare you for the birth. However, you don't hear from anyone about how to prepare for having a baby. Many parents expect that they will know this automatically once their baby is born. Unfortunately, it turns out not to work that way in practice. When you have just given birth, there is often no one who can teach you how to make a bottle or how to put your baby in the maxi-cosi if you unexpectedly have to go to hospital. During my work in the hospital I noticed that parents often knew little about the care of their baby on topics such as crying, comforting and sleeping.
The Happiest Baby parenting course allows you to optimally prepare for parenthood. During the course you will receive practical information and essential tips about nutrition, sleeping, crying, which things you do and don't need and the development of your baby. You get an example for daily rhythms and there is enough space to answer all your questions. In this course I can teach you everything that others only learn after giving birth or have to figure out for yourself by trial and error.
(The course can be taken in a group as well as online and is also interesting for your partner. It is best to take the course when you are between 24 and 38 weeks pregnant, or when you have just given birth and notice that you are still having questions and doubts about the care for your newborn)