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When Baby Comes Home


  • When baby comes home. Trailer by Renee Keogh RN IBCLC, Founding NDC Educator
  • Part 1. Introduction, your parenting values, cued care and baby crying. Renee Keogh
  • Part 2. Breastfeeding, paced bottle feeding. Renee Keogh
  • Part 3. Healthy sleep. Renee Keogh
  • Part 4. Your baby's sensory needs, and taking care of your emotional well-being. Renee Keogh
  • Appendix. Fitting you and your baby together in breastfeeding. Renee Keogh
  • Online delivery of 'When baby comes home' session. Renee Keogh

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When baby comes home. Trailer by Renee Keogh RN IBCLC, Founding NDC Educator

Dr Pamela Douglas27th of Dec 202312th of Aug 2025

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"If only I'd known about this sooner!"

The two hours of video content and other resources which make up When baby comes home are available to you once you subscribe to The Possums Sleep Program. Below, you can listen to Renee Keogh tell you about When baby comes home in an introductory trailer.

We've heard these words - "If only I'd known about Possums sooner" - over and over for many years now. But you can start thinking about how you want to care for your baby from when you're first expecting your little one.

When baby comes home was developed by Renee Keogh RN IBCLC, Founding NDC Educator, in collaboration with Dr Pamela Douglas. Renee delivered When baby comes home to parents both in the clinic and online 2015-2022. Parents-to-be loved it!

What's in When baby comes home?

You'll find

  • What to expect from your new baby after the birth and in the first days and weeks of life

  • How to get in sync with your little one as quickly as possible

  • What you can do to get breastfeeding on track

  • How to keep sleep as easy and enjoyable as possible for your whole family

  • What things you can do to keep your little one as happy as possible

  • How best to care for your own mental health and emotional needs when you're caring for a baby.

Below, you'll find Renee in a trailer introducing you to When baby comes home. You can find Renee delivering the whole of 1.5 hour online When baby comes home session here.

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You might also be interested in listening to this podcast as you prepare to give birth to your little one.

Giving birth: what can I do to be ready. With Dr Sarah Buckley, Karen McClay (Calmbirth), and Dr Pamela Douglas

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Possums acknowledges the traditional owners of the lands upon which The Possums Programs have been created, the Yuggera and Turrbal Peoples. We acknowledge that First Nations have breastfed, slept with, and lovingly raised their children on Australian lands for at least 65,000 years, to become the oldest continuous living culture on Earth. Possums stands with the Uluru Statement from the Heart.