Newborns

Watch this program to learn what happens in the first hours after your baby is born including breastfeeding, skin-to-skin contact, and health screenings.

Watch this video to learn how to take care of yourself physically and emotionally after a vaginal or cesarean delivery.

Learn about safe sleep, shaken baby syndrome, car seats, infant CPR, and more.

Watch this video to learn how to care for your newborn including breastfeeding, diaper care, bath care, and safe sleep.

Selecting your child's healthcare provider is one of the most important decisions you'll make. Know what to ask and look for when you're seeking a new care provider.

Watch this video to learn what Neonatal abstinence syndrome, or NAS, is and what health problems a baby with NAS may have, and how to care for them.

Watch this video to learn about ways to make your child's hospital stay as safe as possible. You will also learn about your newborn's first checkup will happen in the hospital, which includes screening tests, immunizations as well as advice about the baby's care and condition.

Watch this video to learn the best practices for bath time with your baby and how to make it a good experience for everyone involved, keeping your baby clean.

Dr. Anne Schuchat, Principal Deputy Director of the CDC's Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry explains what Zika is, how the virus is spread and how to best reduce your risk of infection especially if pregnant or trying to get pregnant.

Watch this video to learn how to properly swaddle your baby in a blanket and what precautions to take to keep your baby safe and healthy.

Watch this video to learn how to safely bathe your baby including the supplies you'll need and how to clean their diaper area.

Watch this video to learn your newborn's cues and what their cries are signaling and tips to calm your baby.

A crying baby is one of the most challenging parts of parenthood. Your baby may cry often, and at all hours. Let's take a look at why babies cry, and how to soothe them.

Watch this video to learn common reasons why your baby might cry, including colic, and learn several ways to comfort him.

Watch this video to understand the proper methods for getting a safe and accurate reading of your baby's temperature.

Bringing your new baby home can be stressful. There's a lot to remember and a lot to do. Let's review some basics of newborn care.

Watch this video to learn how to properly diaper your newborn including how to care for your child's sensitive diaper area and umbilical cord.

Watch this video to learn common health concerns for your newborn including Jaundice and when to call your baby's health provider.

Understand that the concept of rooming-in is where a baby stays with his or her mom after birth for the majority of the day and night and learn why this is beneficial. © TWN (Bundoo)

Parents of boys have an extra decision to make after birth - whether or not to circumcise. Find out more about what circumcision is, the pros and cons of circumcising, and how to care for both the circumcised and uncircumcised penis.

Read this article to receive answers to commonly asked questions about coronavirus and young children. © TWN

Watch this program to learn about newborn skin conditions including skin rashes, neonatal acne and cradle cap as well as tips on how to take care for your baby's skin.

Watch this program to learn how to protect your baby's skin in the heat and tips to avoid heat rash.

Watch this program to learn what eczema is and how to prevent flare-ups in your baby.

Watch this program to learn what diaper rash is, how to treat it and when to call the doctor.

Watch this video to learn what jaundice is, including a severe complication called Kernicterus, how the condition is treated and when you should call your healthcare provider.

Watch this program to learn the importance of oral health for your child. Tips to prevent tooth decay, how to clean your baby's gums and teeth, teething and when your child should visit the dentist.

Watch this video to learn the importance of well-baby visits for your child including what to expect during their first exam and the importance of immunizations as your baby grows and develops.

Watch this program to learn how your newborn's sense of sight and sound develop as they grow including recognizing your voice as well as learning language and social skills.

Learn that there are benefits of skin-to-skin contact for mom, baby and dad! © TWN (Bundoo)

Babies that arrive early need extra special care. Prepare for your child's stay in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, or NICU, and get tips on bonding with your special needs baby and bringing your preemie home.

After your first newborn visit, your baby will likely have a checkup within his or her first month of life. At this checkup, the healthcare provider will examine the baby and ask how things are going at home. This sheet describes some of what you can expect.

Until your newborn's umbilical cord falls off, sponge baths are the best way to bathe your baby. Gather supplies ahead of time. Bathe your newborn every 2 to 3 days, using the steps below as a guide. You can wash the diaper area more frequently as needed to keep the baby clean.

Proper care can help your baby's umbilical cord heal. Do not pull or pick at the cord. It should fall off on its own within 2 weeks after the birth. Use the steps below as a guide.

When you have a baby, dirty diapers are a part of daily life. But changing diapers is more than just a chore. It's also a way to keep track of your baby's health. This sheet will help you know what's normal and what's not.

Watch this program to learn how vaccines protect your child against disease and the importance of following the recommended vaccination schedule.

Watch this program to learn the main reasons newborns are at risk for falling in the hospital plus tips to prevent falling injuries for your newborn.

Watch this video to watch for the warning signs and symptoms in your newborn such as a fever or unexplained rash and when you should call your doctor.

Providing a safe environment for your new little one starts from the moment you walk in the door. Surfaces should be clean, but make sure you are using cleaning products that are safe for baby. The air baby breathes should also be free of smoke or allergens, and carpets must be vacuumed regularly. This video will outline safe home cleaning practices and products and ways to maintain healthy air quality to ensure a clean and safe home for your baby.

Watch this video to learn tips on how to make sure your home is baby proofed to keep your baby safe and healthy.

Watch this video to recognize the signs that your child is choking and the proper techniques to help save their life.

When an infant is not breathing, it takes only four minutes without oxygen for brain damage to occur. So, time is critical. This video will show you the signs to watch for and teach you the basic steps of performing CPR on an infant.

Watch this video to learn about abusive head trauma, the serious injuries it causes, and tips on how to comfort your baby while keeping them safe.

Watch this video to learn how to keep your newborn safe in a car seat including how to choose a car seat appropriate for your baby's age and size .

Watch demonstrations of how to install an infant car seat using both a seat belt and a LATCH system.

Watch this video to learn how secondhand smoke can cause chronic health conditions for your baby and how to get help to quit smoking.

This brain injury happens when a baby is shaken forcefully. Babies don't have strong neck muscles. Shaking a baby causes their head to whip back and forth. Their brain slams against the inside of their skull. This can cause bruising and bleeding. Their brain may swell.

SIDS is a name we give to some infant deaths. These are deaths that are unexpected. They are deaths for which we can't find a cause, even after careful study. Although we don't fully understand SIDS, you can do things to help prevent it.

Every year, thousands of children are injured by tipping injuries, from falling dressers, shelves and TVs. Here are tips on how to protect your toddlers and children from tipping injuries.

Houseplants can beautify your living space, but not all plants are safe for kids and pets. Some plants are known to be toxic, and others are irritants. Watch this video to learn which plants are safe and which you should avoid.

Watch this program to learn how to reduce the risk of SIDS and tips to create a safe sleeping environment for your baby.

Watch this video to learn the dangers of your newborn sleeping or napping in a car seat, swing, or other stroller and how to ensure a safe sleep environment for your baby.

It is important for parents to understand ways to reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and other sleep-related causes of infant death. It is equally important for parents to share and promote safe sleep to grandparents and other trusted caregivers. The video portrays what a safe sleep environment looks like and describes other ways to reduce the risk of SIDS and other sleep-related causes of infant death.

You're ready to feed your baby with a bottle. It can be a little tricky at first. Let's go over some tips that will help you and your baby get the hang of it.

Watch this video to learn more about the developmental milestones a parent should expect to see by four months old including social and movement guidelines as well as important signs of possible health issues.

Watch this video to understand the developmental milestones a parent should expect to see in their baby by six months. This video will include social, and movement milestones, as well as important signs of a developmental delay.

Two-week-old babies are little eating, sleeping, and pooping machines. But that doesn't mean incredible things aren't happening as your baby gains strength and awareness. As long as the days feel to you, the changes your baby is experiencing now are anything but gradual—over the next few weeks, a healthy and developmentally normal baby will experience a burst of progress. © TWN (Bundoo)

Welcome to week 3! Over the last three weeks, you've likely seen your baby growing more alert and even staring at your face for longer periods, especially during feeding. You're hopefully falling into a more predictable pattern now, even if it's an exhausting one, most moms appreciate having a better idea of when their babies want to eat and sleep and when they're most alert and even the grumpiest. © TWN (Bundoo)