Understanding your newborn
Recognise newborn appearance, cues, body temperature, sleepiness, crying and bowel and bladder patterns.

Care of Newborn classes
Now Open for Enrollment
Be ready for baby’s first two months, not just the birth. A practical, small-group class for parents and family caregivers.
“When a mother receives early guidance and patient support, she can care for her baby with greater calm and confidence.”Ms Yasa YongHead Consultant · Principal Trainer · IBCLC · Registered Midwife · Registered Nurse
Hands-onPractise essential newborn-care skills
Small-groupPersonal attention and unhurried questions
For your circle of careParents, partners and caregivers are welcome
Welcome your baby
Bringing baby home can feel joyful and overwhelming at once. Led by Ms Yasa Yong, this practical class gives parents and family caregivers clear guidance, supervised return demonstrations and hands-on practice for baby’s first two months.
Places are limited so every family has space to learn calmly, ask freely and leave with greater confidence.
This is a practical, interactive workshop for parents and caregivers. It helps you feel confident with feeding, sleep, bathing, soothing and the dozen small daily skills that make the first month easier. Each session is capped at a few couples so every question gets answered.
Our Care of Newborn Course is for parents who want to feel confident in those early weeks with a newborn. The session is interactive and hands-on. It suits first-time parents and caregivers alike, and we aim for everyone in the room to leave with the practical answers they came in for.
Join us in this interactive workshop. It teaches expectant parents, new parents and caregivers the essential skills to care for their newborn from day one. The course covers what we wish every parent knew on the way home from the hospital. Our newborn care classes are small, and the questions you have been afraid to ask are exactly the ones we want to hear.
The class is small, with real demonstrations and plenty of time for Q&A throughout.
Recognise newborn appearance, cues, body temperature, sleepiness, crying and bowel and bladder patterns.
Practise bathing, air expulsion, baby massage, and gentle skin, cord, eye and nappy care.
Build skills in direct breastfeeding, exclusive and mixed feeding, and observing infant suckling and swallowing.
Understand common milk-supply concerns, pumping, hand expression for colostrum collection, breast massage and planning for return to work.
Prepare for physical and emotional changes after vaginal or Caesarean birth.
Know the important warning signs to raise promptly with your healthcare team.
Return demonstrations with calm, supervised practice
Class agenda
Newborn care, feeding and a mother’s recovery are taught together, so the whole family understands what to expect and when to seek help.
Newborn appearance and common discomfort; body temperature, crying and sleepiness, bowel and bladder patterns; burping and air expulsion, infant choking management; skin, cord, eye and nappy care, jaundice and when to seek medical help.
Direct breastfeeding techniques, exclusive and mixed feeding, infant suckling and swallowing. Learn about oversupply or low supply, engorgement, sore nipples, blocked ducts and mastitis, as well as pumping, hand expression for colostrum collection, breast massage and managing milk supply when returning to work.
Pre-eclampsia, after-birth pains, bowel and bladder care, recovery after vaginal or Caesarean birth, rest, support and breastfeeding commitment.
Course details
A focused workshop for expectant parents, new parents and family caregivers. Select a preferred date below and BMB will confirm your enrollment.
Please note: Places are limited so every family receives personal guidance. BMB will confirm availability and enrollment details with you.
Upcoming sessions
A practical workshop covering essential newborn care from day one.
Who pays what
Online registration
Complete the form and BMB will contact you to confirm availability and enrollment. Places are limited to keep each class personal and practical.
Class size is intentionally small. WhatsApp our team on +65 8368 2756 to confirm your seats or to ask about a private 1-on-1 session.
Registration details will be sent to trina@ladyraffles.com.
Ask a QuestionBefore you join
Expectant parents, new parents and the family caregivers who will support them at home.
Yes. Additional caregivers may join at S$100 per person so your circle of care can learn together.
Yes. Individual sessions are available on request. Contact the BMB team for suitable arrangements.
Guidance shaped by Sister Yasa’s experience in maternity and newborn care.
Clear demonstrations without pressure, jargon or information overload.
Simple skills you and your caregiver can use confidently at home.
Limited places
Contact the BMB team to ask about the next class or a private one-to-one session.
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