
Baby Course
Everything you need to care for your baby with confidence starts here. This comprehensive course covers newborn basics, feeding, sleep safety, health monitoring, and emergency preparedness — all in one place. Whether you're a first-time parent or a returning caregiver, you'll gain the practical skills to keep your baby safe, healthy, and thriving.
What you will learn:
You'll learn how to read your newborn's cues, establish safe sleep habits, and master both breastfeeding and formula feeding from day one. The course covers diapering, bathing, and hygiene routines so you can handle daily care with ease. You'll understand how to monitor your baby's health, recognize warning signs, and know exactly when to call a doctor. Infant CPR, choking response, and home safety are included so you're prepared for emergencies. You'll also explore developmental milestones and stimulation strategies to actively support your baby's growth through the first year.
How you study in practice Baby Course
How you practice Baby Course
For companies that want to train their team
With Dedika for Business, the course includes exercises and examples tailored to your own business and the way your company needs.
Course content
8 Chapters • 32 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsUnderstanding Newborn Basics
Understanding Newborn Basics
Lesson 1 • Infant Sleep Patterns
Explains newborn sleep cycles, total sleep needs, and sleep state transitions. Prepares caregivers to set realistic expectations and safe sleep environments.
Lesson 2 • Newborn Communication and Cues
Identifies hunger, discomfort, and engagement cues in newborns. Links cue recognition to timely, appropriate caregiver responses.
Lesson 3 • Newborn Physical Characteristics
Covers normal physical traits of newborns, including skin, reflexes, and body proportions. Establishes baseline knowledge for recognizing healthy development.
Lesson 4 • Newborn Sensory Capabilities
Examines what newborns can see, hear, smell, and feel at birth. Connects sensory awareness to responsive caregiving strategies.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsFeeding Fundamentals for Infants
Feeding Fundamentals for Infants
Lesson 1 • Responsive and On-Demand Feeding
Explains hunger and satiety cues and the principles of responsive feeding. Connects feeding behavior to healthy weight gain and infant trust.
Lesson 2 • Introduction to Solid Foods
Outlines developmental readiness signs and safe first-food practices. Bridges milk feeding knowledge to the transition toward complementary nutrition.
Lesson 3 • Formula Feeding Essentials
Covers formula types, preparation, storage, and safe feeding practices. Ensures caregivers can provide safe, nutritionally adequate formula feeding.
Lesson 4 • Breastfeeding Foundations
Teaches latch technique, positioning, and milk supply basics. Directly supports successful breastfeeding initiation and continuation.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsDiapering, Bathing, and Hygiene
Diapering, Bathing, and Hygiene
Lesson 1 • Umbilical Cord and Circumcision Care
Covers proper care of the umbilical stump and post-circumcision healing. Prevents infection and supports normal healing in the newborn period.
Lesson 2 • Infant Bathing Methods
Demonstrates sponge bathing and tub bathing techniques for different developmental stages. Ensures water safety and comfortable bathing experiences.
Lesson 3 • Diapering Techniques and Safety
Teaches step-by-step diapering for cloth and disposable options. Establishes hygiene habits that prevent rash and infection.
Lesson 4 • Nail, Oral, and Nasal Care
Addresses trimming nails, cleaning gums and teeth, and clearing nasal passages. Completes the full hygiene routine for infant comfort and health.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsSafe Sleep and Environment Setup
Safe Sleep and Environment Setup
Lesson 1 • Nursery Hazard Identification
Identifies common nursery hazards including cords, furniture, and air quality risks. Connects hazard removal to a consistently safe infant space.
Lesson 2 • Safe Sleep Guidelines and Positioning
Covers back-to-sleep positioning, firm sleep surfaces, and room-sharing recommendations. Directly reduces risk of sleep-related infant death.
Lesson 3 • Crib and Bassinet Safety Standards
Reviews safe product selection criteria and assembly checks for sleep spaces. Ensures all sleep equipment meets current safety benchmarks.
Lesson 4 • Tummy Time and Developmental Positioning
Explains tummy time benefits, techniques, and progression by age. Supports motor development while reinforcing safe sleep habits.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsInfant Health Monitoring and Illness
Infant Health Monitoring and Illness
Lesson 1 • Routine Health Monitoring
Teaches how to track weight, temperature, and developmental milestones at home. Builds a foundation for proactive health surveillance between medical visits.
Lesson 2 • Well-Baby Visits and Immunizations
Explains the schedule and purpose of preventive care visits and recommended vaccines. Prepares caregivers to participate actively in their infant's preventive healthcare.
Lesson 3 • Recognizing Signs of Illness
Covers red-flag symptoms including fever, breathing changes, and feeding refusal. Equips caregivers to act quickly when urgent medical care is needed.
Lesson 4 • Common Newborn Conditions
Identifies normal newborn conditions such as jaundice, cradle cap, and colic. Reduces caregiver anxiety by distinguishing benign from concerning presentations.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsInfant Development and Stimulation
Infant Development and Stimulation
Lesson 1 • Social-Emotional Development and Bonding
Explains attachment theory and practices that build secure infant-caregiver bonds. Links responsive caregiving to long-term emotional and social outcomes.
Lesson 2 • Developmental Milestones by Stage
Maps gross motor, fine motor, language, and social milestones from birth to twelve months. Provides a clear framework for tracking and celebrating infant progress.
Lesson 3 • Language and Communication Development
Covers talking, reading, and singing as tools for early language acquisition. Demonstrates how daily interaction builds vocabulary and communication skills.
Lesson 4 • Cognitive and Sensory Stimulation
Presents activities that promote brain development through sensory exploration and play. Connects stimulation choices to specific cognitive outcomes.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsInfant Safety and Emergency Preparedness
Infant Safety and Emergency Preparedness
Lesson 1 • Home Safety and Accident Prevention
Identifies fall, burn, poisoning, and drowning hazards in the home. Connects proactive hazard removal to a measurable reduction in infant injury risk.
Lesson 2 • Choking Response for Infants
Covers recognition of infant choking and the back-blow and chest-thrust sequence. Enables immediate, correct action during a choking emergency.
Lesson 3 • Car Seat Safety and Travel
Explains car seat types, installation, and correct harnessing by infant size. Ensures every car journey meets current child passenger safety standards.
Lesson 4 • Infant CPR and Rescue Breathing
Teaches the step-by-step infant CPR sequence and rescue breathing technique. Prepares caregivers to sustain life until emergency services arrive.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsCaregiver Wellness and Sustainable Care
Caregiver Wellness and Sustainable Care
Lesson 1 • Postpartum Mental Health Awareness
Identifies postpartum depression, anxiety, and psychosis symptoms in all caregivers. Connects early recognition to timely support and professional intervention.
Lesson 2 • Sleep Deprivation and Fatigue Management
Covers the cognitive and physical effects of sleep deprivation and practical coping strategies. Equips caregivers to function safely despite disrupted sleep.
Lesson 3 • Setting Routines for Caregiver Balance
Presents daily routine structures that balance infant needs with caregiver self-care. Demonstrates how predictable schedules reduce stress for both infant and caregiver.
Lesson 4 • Building a Support Network
Guides caregivers in identifying and activating family, community, and professional support. Reduces isolation and distributes caregiving load effectively.
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This course is for you:
Expectant first-time parents: eager to prepare before their newborn comes home.
Foster and adoptive caregivers: stepping into infant care without a gradual transition.
Grandparents as primary caregivers: updating knowledge after decades away from infant care.
Postpartum doulas and nannies: formalizing instinctive skills with structured, evidence-based knowledge.
Pediatric healthcare students: bridging clinical theory with real-world caregiver communication skills.
Single parents: building self-reliance when a co-caregiver is not consistently available.
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