New Parent Workshops

For confident parenting — from newborn specialists who understand what matters most.

Join us from the comfort of your own home. Our workshops are designed for expecting parents and new parents in the first three months — attend together as a couple, ask questions in real-time, and get practical guidance you can use immediately. No travel, no childcare logistics, just quality preparation from wherever you're most comfortable.

What to expect:

  • Live, interactive sessions via Google Meet

  • Small group sizes for personalized attention

  • Time for your specific questions

  • Attend as a couple: both parents are welcome and encouraged to join together!

  • Recordings available if you can't make it live

workshops

workshop: First days With Your Newborn

EUR35

The first 48-72 hours at home with your newborn: safe handling, understanding your baby's early cues, and feeling confident in those first critical moments. We cover what to expect, basic care essentials, and when to seek help.

For expecting parents preparing for your baby's arrival. 2 hours | Both partners welcome.

Upcoming dates: Dec 13, Dec 20, Jan 10, Jan 24 (view full schedule below)

  • This workshop prepares you for the first 48-72 hours with your newborn — with practical knowledge that helps you feel capable.

    We cover the essentials: safe handling and positioning, understanding what your baby is communicating, basic care tasks like diaper changes and umbilical cord care, getting started with feeding (breast or bottle), and recognizing when to contact your pediatrician versus normal newborn behavior.

    Led by Sasa, who has +10 years of neonatal ICU experience and years supporting new families through these exact moments.

    What we’ll cover:

    • Creating a safe and nurturing space - how to set up your baby’s environment for sleep and care, including safe sleep practices, hygiene, and gentle handling techniques.

    • Getting to know your newborn - understanding your baby’s body, breathing, and temperature needs, and learning what’s normal in those early hours.

    • Feeding with confidence - early breastfeeding guidance, recognising hunger cues, and knowing what to expect during those first feeds.

    • Tummies and nappies - what to expect with digestion, spit-ups, and nappies, including what’s typical and when to be concerned.

    • Recognising early health signs - spotting common concerns like jaundice and understanding when to reach out for professional care.

    Who This Is For:
    Expecting parents or parents bringing baby home soon. Both partners are encouraged to attend — this is preparation you can do together.

    What to Expect From Us:
    Small group setting (maximum 8 participants, including partners), live demonstrations, time for questions throughout, and practical guidance you can use immediately. Recording available for 30 days after the workshop.

    Upcoming workshop dates:

    Saturday, December 13, 2025 | 10:00-12:00 CET

    Saturday, December 20, 2025 | 10:00-12:00 CET

    Saturday, January 01, 2026 | 10:00-12:00 CET

    Saturday, January 24, 2026 | 10:00-12:00 CET

    By the end of this workshop, our aim is that you’ll leave feeling more prepared, more confident, and ready to care for your baby with love and peace of mind.

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New Parents Workshop: Feeding

EUR35

Practical feeding guidance for breastfeeding, bottle feeding, or both: building skills and confidence in how you feed your baby.

We cover latch and positioning techniques, bottle feeding approaches, understanding hunger cues, and recognizing when feeding is going well versus when to seek help.

For expecting parents or families with babies 0-3 months. 2 hours | Both partners welcome.

Upcoming dates: Dec 14, Dec 21, Jan 11, Jan 25 (view full schedule below)

  • Learn feeding techniques that help you feel confident, whether you're breastfeeding, bottle feeding, or both.

    Feeding your baby is one of the most frequent tasks you'll do in those early months, and one where parents have the most questions. This workshop gives you practical, evidence-based guidance on techniques, troubleshooting, and building confidence.

    We cover breastfeeding approaches (latch, positioning, common questions), bottle feeding techniques (pacing, choosing nipples, reading cues), understanding feeding patterns, and most importantly, recognizing when feeding is going well versus when to seek help from a lactation consultant or pediatrician.

    This isn't about promoting one feeding method over another. It's about giving you the knowledge and skills to feed your baby with confidence, whatever approach works for your family.

    What You'll Cover:

    • Getting breastfeeding started: what a good latch looks and feels like, positioning that works for your body, and troubleshooting common early challenges

    • Bottle feeding techniques that help your baby pace themselves, choosing nipple flows that match their age, and understanding what they're telling you during feeds

    • Decoding your baby's feeding cues: the difference between rooting hunger and comfort sucking, and what cluster feeding actually means for your day

    • Making combination feeding work if you're doing both breast and bottle: timing, supply management, and practical strategies

    • Knowing when feeding is going well versus when you need help from a lactation consultant or pediatrician: the signs that matter

    • Pumping basics if you're planning to return to work: when to start, how often, and storing milk safely

    • How your partner can be actively involved in feeding, whether you're breastfeeding, bottle feeding, or both

    Who This Is For:
    Expecting parents or parents with babies 0-3 months

    What to Expect:
    Live demonstrations, visual close-ups of techniques, small group discussion, time for your specific questions, and practical guidance you can use right away. Recording (if followed online) available for 30 days after the workshop.

    Upcoming workshop dates:

    Sunday, December 14, 2025 | 10:00-12:00 CET

    Sunday, December 21, 2025 | 10:00-12:00 CET

    Sunday, January 11, 2026 | 10:00-12:00 CET

    Sunday, January 25, 2026 | 10:00-12:00 CET

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NEW PARENTS WORKSHOP: SLEEP

EUR35

Evidence-based sleep guidance for your baby's first months: safe sleep setup, understanding patterns, and creating routines that work for your family.

We demonstrate safe positioning, explain when to use swaddles versus sleep sacks, and help you build sustainable sleep approaches.

For expecting parents or families with babies 0-3 months. 2 hours | Both partners welcome.

Upcoming dates: Jan 17, Feb 1 (view full schedule below)

  • Build confidence in how you approach your baby's sleep: safely, sustainably, and without overwhelm.

    Sleep is oftentime one of the most discussed topics for new parents. This workshop cuts through conflicting advice and gives you evidence-based, practical guidance for your baby's first 3 months. We help you understand realistic newborn sleep patterns, navigate day/night confusion, and create sustainable routines that work for your family. No sleep training promises, no guarantees of "sleeping through the night" — just honest, practical preparation.

    Led by Sasa, who has neonatal ICU experience and understands both what current research shows and what actually works in real homes with real babies.

    What You'll Cover:

    • Setting up your baby's sleep space safely: demonstrating how to check mattress fit, position your baby correctly, and create an environment that meets current safety standards

    • What newborn sleep actually looks like in those first weeks and when patterns start to shift

    • Swaddling techniques and when to transition to sleep sacks — plus how to know if your baby is ready for the change

    • Why your baby seems to have day and night confused, and practical approaches to help them adjust

    • Creating a sleep environment that works: the role of temperature, darkness, and white noise in your baby's room

    • Understanding which sleep patterns are normal development versus when it's time to talk to your pediatrician

    • Building a sustainable approach to sleep as a team: how you and your partner can support each other through exhausting nights

    Who This Is For:
    Expecting parents or parents bringing baby home soon. Both partners encouraged to attend — this is preparation you can do together.

    What to Expect From Us:
    Small group setting (maximum 8 participants, including partners), live demonstrations, time for questions throughout, and practical guidance you can use immediately. Recording available for 30 days after the workshop.

    Upcoming workshop dates:

    Saturday, January 17, 2026 | 10:00-12:00 CET

    Sunday, February 1, 2026 | 10:00-12:00 CET

    By the end of this workshop, our aim is that you’ll leave feeling more prepared, more confident, and ready to care for your baby with love and peace of mind.

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feeling confident in caring for your newborn

Preparing for your baby involves two essential parts: understanding what products you need (find more about that here) and learning how to care for your newborn with confidence.

Led by Sasa, who has neonatal ICU experience and years of experience supporting new families, our workshops cover the practical care techniques you'll use from day one: safe sleep setup, feeding approaches, daily care routines, and understanding your baby's cues. Each workshop is designed to give you practical knowledge and build your confidence through demonstration and discussion. All workshops welcome both parents—this is preparation you can do together.

These workshops prepare you — not with anxiety about everything that could go wrong, but with knowledge and skills that help you feel capable.

Important Note: Our workshops provide educational support and evidence-based care practices based on extensive newborn experience. This is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. For medical concerns about you or your baby, please consult your pediatrician or healthcare provider. We help you understand when professional medical evaluation is appropriate.

meet your instructor

Sasa
Newborn Specialist

With +10years of neonatal ICU experience and years supporting new families, Sasa brings both depth of knowledge and a warm, practical approach to every workshop. She's worked with thousands of newborns and understands the questions parents have, the concerns that keep them up at night, and how to translate complex information into clear, actionable guidance.

These workshops aren't about overwhelming you with information: they're about building your confidence through understanding and practice. Sasa creates an environment where questions are welcomed, demonstrations are clear, and parents leave feeling prepared.

  • Absolutely! Our workshops are designed with both parents in mind.
    We encourage you to come together as a couple so you can share the experience, ask questions, and learn side-by-side.

    Whether you attend on your own or with your partner, one ticket covers you both; it’s completely up to you.



  • No worries at all. We know life with a newborn (or pregnancy!) can be unpredictable.
    If something comes up, we’d be happy to welcome you to our next workshop at no extra cost.
    Just let us know, and we’ll make sure you have a spot saved when the timing feels right for you.

  • Our workshops are 2 hours long, with time for hands-on practice and Q&A.

  • Yes! Our online workshops are fully interactive with live demonstrations, visual close-ups, and real-time Q&A. You'll receive the same quality instruction from anywhere in the world.

  • First Days workshop: Best taken in your third trimester (weeks 28-38) so the information is fresh when your baby arrives.

    New Parents Workshop series (Sleep/Feeding/Daily Care): Can be taken before birth for preparation OR during your baby's first 3 months as you're navigating these areas. Both timing options work — choose what feels right for you.

  • Yes! Each workshop stands alone and covers distinct topics. Choose the workshop(s) that makes sense for your preparation needs, or take them all for complete understanding.

  • Absolutely. Every workshop includes dedicated Q&A time, and we encourage questions throughout the session. Small group sizes ensure everyone's questions are addressed, how big or small they may be.

  • Workshops are small-group sessions (in-person or online) focused on teaching foundational care practices through demonstration and discussion. Consultations are private, one-on-one sessions tailored entirely to your specific questions and situation. Many parents find value in both: workshops for foundational learning, consultations for personalized guidance.

  • No. Workshops provide educational support and evidence-based care practices based on extensive newborn experience. For medical concerns about you or your baby, please consult your pediatrician or healthcare provider. We help you understand when professional medical evaluation is appropriate.

  • We schedule all our workshops on weekends so both parents can attend together without work conflicts. We know that preparing for your baby is something you probably want to do as a team, and weekends make that possible.

    Weekend workshops also mean you're learning when you have more energy, not at the end of a long workday. You can focus completely on the session, ask your questions, and have time afterward to discuss what you've learned together.

    Our 2-hour format gives you comprehensive guidance in a single session, so you don't need to commit to weeks of evening classes or worry about missing important information if your schedule changes. You get everything you need in one focused morning or afternoon, from the comfort of your own home.

FAQ

feel prepared as Parents

Choose your workshop and reserve your spot. Small groups ensure personalized attention and space for all your questions. Both partners welcome. Questions about the workshops? Send us a whatsapp — we're here to help you choose what's right for your preparation.

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We've Got You Covered

Preparing for your baby happens in phases — and we're here for each one.

"Your Baby's First Space" Guide
What you need to know: product decisions, safety standards, what to confidently skip.

New Parent Workshops (you're here)
How to do it: hands-on care practices for sleep, feeding, bathing, and those first days.

1:1 Consultations
Your specific questions: personalized guidance tailored to your situation.

Together, they cover everything — what to prepare, how to care, and support when you need it. No overlap, no gaps. Just thorough preparation.

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