Talks and Classes

Breastfeeding in the early daze

Australian Breastfeeding Association is Australia’s leading authority on breastfeeding.

This talk will cover key information, such as the benefits of breastfeeding, the let down reflex, supply and demand feeding and how to know if your baby is getting enough breast milk, positioning and attachment, and more. You'll also hear about the support available to help you with your breastfeeding journey.

Time: 11:00 - 11:30
Duration: 25 minutes

Presented by: Australian Breastfeeding Association

First Aid for Choking

Family First Aid goal is for all parents & carers to leave our sessions feeling informed, competent and calm, knowing they have the tools to calmly navigate stressful situations. These skills and strategies will help improve outcomes and leave parents and carers feeling confident in themselves and their choices.

Time: 12:00 - 12:30
Duration: 30 minutes

Presented by: Family First Aid

Baby Massage by PBC BABY Expo Midwife

There are many ways babies may benefit from infant massage.

This introductory session will teach you how to recognise your baby's signals in regards to when they do (and don't) want massage, how to choose an appropriate oil for your infant or child and a basic stroke routine.

Learn about the wonderful benefits of massage for both parent and child in this 'hands on' and informative workshop. Bring your baby for a truly special bonding experience or practice on one of our lifelike baby dolls in readiness for your little one's upcoming arrival.

Time: 13:00 - 13:30
Duration: 25 minutes

Presented by: The PBC Midwife

First Aid for Poisoning and Burns

Family First Aid goal is for all parents & carers to leave our sessions feeling informed, competent and calm, knowing they have the tools to calmly navigate stressful situations. These skills and strategies will help improve outcomes and leave parents and carers feeling confident in themselves and their choices.

Time: 14:00 - 14:30
Duration: 30 minutes

Presented by: Family First Aid

Safe Sleeping

Red Nose has been advising new parents in Australia on safe sleeping for babies for 40 years. This safe sleep talk informs parents and carers on how to reduce the risk of SIDS and fatal sleep accidents for babies and toddlers in their care.

The presentation will cover Red Nose’s six evidence-base safe sleeping recommendations:

• Why they recommend sleeping baby on their back
• Why you should keep your baby’s head and face uncovered
• The risks of smoking before and after your baby’s birth
• What is a safe sleeping environment and how you can recreate this at home
• Why you should sleep your baby in your room
• The benefits of breastfeeding
• Ask the midwives: your antenatal and safe sleeping questions answered

Time: 15:00 - 15:30
Duration: 25 minutes

Presented by: Red Nose