First Aid for Babies and Young Children

There is 1.5 to 2 hours of content including Q&A and pricing includes 2x people attending.

These courses are facilitated Little Beat First Aid and taught by paediatric nurses. 

In this course

• Infant and Child CPR
• Choking
• Common incidents such as: burns, head injuries, fevers, febrile seizures and respiratory distress.

Please note: These first aid sessions are for empowering parents and family and due to the time and nature of the session it is not appropriate for those needing workplace first aid certification.

Online Baby and You Postnatal: Nourishing Baby

Our postnatal programmes follows on from antenatal classes and offer sound tips and strategies as you begin your journey into parenthood.  It is ideal for those with babies up to around 12 weeks old. 

This session will start with whakawhanaungatanga/relationship building and move onto nourishing your baby.  This will include infant feeding content such as how to tell baby is getting enough, sterilising & storage, paced bottle feeding, challenges and support available. 

Online Baby and You Postnatal: Baby Sleep - Te moe o te pēpi

Our postnatal programmes follows on from antenatal classes and offer sound tips and strategies as you begin your journey into parenthood.  It is ideal for those with babies up to around 12 weeks old. 

Te moe o te pēpi – baby sleep.  Everyone is different and every experience is different.  We will look at sleep cycles and the biological norms of infant sleep, as well as safe sleep.  Ideas for settling babies and coping strategies for parents will also be covered.

Online Baby and You Postnatal: Wellbeing for newborn parents & development of pēpi 

Our postnatal programmes follows on from antenatal classes and offer sound tips and strategies as you begin your journey into parenthood.  It is ideal for those with babies up to around 12 weeks old. 

All about you – postnatal emotions and wellbeing for newborn parents.  Developmental highlights for pēpi, including infant brain development.