Lullabies Essential Newborn Handbook
If you're pregnant or in the thick of the newborn stage and have approximately forty-seven tabs open about newborn sleep, newborn feeding, and whether what just came out of your baby is normal — this is the resource that closes them all.
AED 75
One payment. In your Lullabies account the moment you pay, yours to keep.
What’s inside.
Sixty pages covering the first weeks with a newborn, written so you can open it at the page you need rather than read it front to back.
- At birthThe golden hour, skin-to-skin, routine tests and immunisations, and what happens if your baby needs transitional care or NICU.
- The fourth trimesterWhat to expect week by week, boundaries with visitors, your own mental health, and the six-week check.
- FeedingColostrum, positioning and attachment, hunger cues, is my baby getting enough milk, the stages of milk, expressing, pumping, nipple shields and storing milk.
- Formula and combination feedingBottle prep, paced bottle feeding, and what the equipment is actually for.
- Sleep and safetyTiredness cues, safer sleep, the difference between co-sleeping and bed-sharing, car seats and babywearing (with T.I.C.K.S.).
- ReferenceNappies and baby poop, the vaccination schedule, emergency contacts and further reading.
60 pages · PDF you download and keep.
What this guide is.
If you're pregnant or in the thick of the newborn stage and have approximately forty-seven tabs open about newborn sleep, newborn feeding, and whether what just came out of your baby is normal — this is the resource that closes them all.
The Lullabies Newborn Handbook is the comprehensive clinical guide to the fourth trimester and beyond. Written by a DHA-licensed IBCLC, NICU nurse and paediatric specialist with over 20 years of experience, it covers everything new parents actually need to know: newborn sleep foundations, feeding your newborn (breast, bottle or both), understanding hunger and wake windows, safe sleep guidance, nappy output, what's developmentally normal in the first weeks, common newborn concerns, and knowing when something needs a professional eye — all in one place, written in plain English.
No fluff and no conflicting advice or judgment for however your family looks.
Whether you're preparing for birth, working through the early days of a breastfed newborn, formula feeding, combination feeding, wondering why your newborn won't sleep unless held, or just trying to understand what on earth is happening — this handbook was written for you.
It's the kind of newborn baby guide that will save you six panicked Google searches at 3am, written by the nurse who's seen it all — so you don't have to figure it out alone at midnight.
Lisa Adair, IBCLC.
I'm a registered paediatric NICU nurse of 20+ years, a Board-certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC #L-314181), and a Pediatric Sleep Consultant. I've personally supported over 1,400 Dubai families since opening the practice.
Notes from parents Lisa has helped.
“She helped my baby latch and feed successfully when we'd been struggling. The relief and confidence she gave me in just one visit were priceless.”
“She came to my house and spent three hours making sure we nailed the latch and built my confidence up. I can't thank her enough!”
“After a rocky start and having to exclusively pump, she got my baby back on the breast during a home session. My only regret is not having her sooner!”
The honest answers.
Don't see your question? WhatsApp Lisa — usually answered within a few hours.
WhatsApp LisaYes — it's a PDF you read on a phone, a tablet or a laptop, and you can download it or print the parts you keep going back to. It runs to 60 pages.
You pay by card, and an email arrives with a sign-in link to your Lullabies account. The guide is waiting there, and it stays there — you can come back to it whenever you like.
No. It's educational support written by an IBCLC and NICU nurse, not a diagnosis or a treatment plan. Where something needs a doctor — your baby's weight, an infection, your own health — the guide says so.
It isn't a subscription: one payment, nothing to cancel, and it's still yours in six months. It's written for you, so rather than passing the file around, send a friend this page.
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