7 Essential New Parent Hacks for Baby Bliss

Learning how to care for a newborn is a huge learning curve! But for many of the challenges you'll face as a new parent there are things you can do to make it easier :). In this video you're going to learn 7 of my favourite little 'hacks' to make life with a newborn much easier.

These might seem a bit strange, but they really do work. Hopefully these tips help take some of the stress and uncertainty out of life with your newborn.

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00:00 - 01:11 : Doing This Will Help You And Your Bub Get More Sleep Overnight!
01:12 - 02:14 : Parents of Baby Boys Need To Know This!
02:15 - 02:54 : Make Poop Explosions A Breeze!
02:55 - 04:10 : All New Moms Need To Know This!
04:11 - 04:57 : Make Bathing Easier!
04:58 - 05:18 : Newborn Hates Baths? Try This!
05:19 - 06:03 : Instantly Soothe Your Crying Newborn By Doing This!

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[EmmaHubbard]

Thanks for watching! Which hack will you try with your little one? Don't forget to get your free 0 - 12 months old developmental milestone chart here:

[l.t.hawkeye]

I have to say, with no help to learn from family or friends due to distance, Emma helped me and my Husband so much. You Emma, are a life saver thank you so much! don't stop making videos!

[nurturinyoga]

Thank you so much Adell I really needed to hear it. It takes the guilt and feeling of selfishness out of my shoulders… I’m sure my son will grow strong and healthy no matter which feeding option I choose.
I don’t want to give up on breastfeeding that quick (he’s 3wo) although I think my mental health is also very important for his good development.

[davidskytte]

As a new father of a 6 week old baby gir, I want to thank you for all the great information. Your "flex and hold" trick, which we saw in the other video, has at times been the only way to sooth her apart from breastfeeding.

[ameryrose]

omg the shoulder flap tip is had no idea about. thank you!

[intuitive_duck]

I used a wipe as a “peepee teepee.” Did the trick! I lift the legs, wipe bottom, wipe front, slide new diaper on. Done. I never liked layering the new diaper underneath because I was more likely to dirty it by accident.

[mariavittar]

Genius!! Thank you so much. Your videos are super helpful for this first time mom 😊

[pokeystar]

Thank you so much. All helpful advice. Especially the wrist tilt. My little boy always grabs the hair at the nape. Ouch!

[PJBauer]

You are a calm resource for parents in a new and often bewildering life change in caring for a newborn! I love to recommend your videos to parents I work with.

[sharatova]

Thanks for this video. I also use a size bigger for night that’s a good idea. Also, better do not close pamper too tight, for air circulation I always keep 1 centimetre extra before closing it.👍

[sapphirelane]

These videos make me so happy that my child is 10! Everyone said I’d miss the baby stage; still haven’t missed it a decade later!❤

[jeroeniemans]

As a fresh .. well 1, 5 year now i still watch these <3 thank you

[invitado]

One of the most useful advices someone gave me about babies is to buy sleepsuits with zipper and avoid buttons. It can be very hard to button the sleepsuits because babies tend to move a lot . It's even harder in the middle of the night if you have to change their diapper and you are half asleeped

[yaacovyoung]

a great tip we used at the beginning when our baby was younger and cried during bathtimes, was wrapping him in a light cloth which if I understand correctly helps him regulate the changes of sensations and cope with it more easily. Nowadays at almost 10 months, bath time is one of the highlights of his day! :)

[paNdaLaNd]

The wipe across the belly has worked for me so far! Thanks for that tip!

[meyerjeh]

OH MY GOODNESS! I cannot WAIT to try the onesie-removal trick... we cut one off the other night during a poo-explosion because it was a little snug and baby was screaming & crying, we needed it off ASAP. Why didn't anyone tell us this sooner!? Thank you, Emma! Please tell us all of your secrets!!

[KatMTeach]

Totally didn’t realize that’s what the overlaps were for on the onesies! I thought it was just to get their head through easier. We’re far from the constant blowout stage now but I’ll definitely do that with the next one!

[thebrilauren]

Literally gasping in awe at the sliding down their onesie tip. Those shoulder flaps were staring us in the face the whole time and we had no idea 😮. Having to resort to all sorts of interesting ways to not get poop on our little bean’s head is no more 😂.

[ashleym]

My babe gets his diaper changed right before bed, and I don't have to change him until morning. He doesn't get diaper rash either from that, and he always gets some naked time in the morning after the night diaper is removed. Gotta air him out, lol

[elisemo]

Glad I found this video! My exact question was how to prevent diaper rash when they sleep through the night. My 9 month old is finally sleeping through the night, but she has some diaper irritation. Thanks for the tip!