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Meeting your baby for the first time and Skin to Skin contact

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Meeting your baby for the first time and Skin to Skin contact

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This booklet outlines the benefits of skin to skin for all babies, and describes how to ensure they are safe at all times

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This leaflet gives important information about sleep safety.

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Fact sheet about Bed Sharing from the Lullaby Trust

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Skin-to-skin contact - Baby Friendly Initiative

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Whether you intend to breast or bottle feed, skin to skin benefits all babies

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Skin-to-skin contact - Baby Friendly Initiative

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Skin-to-skin contact is important for babies and mothers to develop close, loving parent-infant relationships and to initiate breastfeeding.

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Supporting your baby during skin to skin

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The Lullaby Trust's website contains lots of information about safe sleep

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The safest cot is a clear cot

The safest cot for a baby is a clear cot. That means removing anything that isn't essential. Babies need just two items in their cot:

It's important to remove anything that isn't essential because items such as toys, blankets and bumpers could cover their face and obstruct their breathing.

When preparing your baby's sleep space, remember:

No pillows or duvets

No cot bumpers

No soft toys or comforters

No weighted or bulky bedding

No products designed to keep your baby in one sleeping position, such as wedges or straps

No pods or nests, rolled up towels or anything soft placed on top of the mattress.

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Safer sleep overview - The Lullaby Trust

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An easy guide to practicing safer sleep for your baby and reducing the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS, or cot death).

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Information about caring for your baby at night, including feeding and sleeping safely

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Welcome to this Padlet - it's full of information to help you to keep your baby safe during sleep and in skin to skin contact. Please encourage anyone who cares for your baby to read it.

Each section is titled so you can easily find what you're looking for.

Scroll across to see all the sections.

Once you have the section you want, scroll down to click on the link that you want to watch or read.

If you have any concerns for yourself or your baby contact your midwife - this Padlet is not intended to replace advice from a Health Professional.

Padlet is not owned by Bolton NHS Foundation Trust - access to any third party website is at your own risk. Padlet may contain terms and privacy policies that are different from the Trust's.

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Watch this video for information on co-sleeping and how to make this as safe as possible

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The benefits of skin to skin and keeping your baby safe - Kurdish Sorani

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What happens on the first feed - Kurdish

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The benefits of skin to skin and keeping your baby safe

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What happens on the first feed - Hungarian

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The benefits of skin to skin and keeping your baby safe - Arabic

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The benefits of skin to skin and keeping your baby safe - Urdu

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It is very normal for babies to wake frequently, especially at night. Coping with sleep deprivation as a new parent can be very challenging - here is advice on how to cope.

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Sleep position, Sleep environment and Bedding

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Sleep position, Sleep environment and Bedding

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Safer sleep for babies: Sleep Position, Sleep Environment and Bedding

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Safer sleep for babies: Overheating, temperature and overwrapping

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Safer sleep for babies: baby ill health, Baby Check app and vaccinations

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Messages about safe sleep if you or a member of your household is a smoker or uses e-cigarettes

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Safer sleep for babies: Smoking and e cigarettes

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Slings and carriers can be useful, especially for times when your baby needs to be close to you. Here's how to make sure your baby is safe while you do this

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Keep your baby close and keep your baby safe. When you're wearing a sling or carrier, don't forget the T.I.C.K.S.

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This leaflet may help you to cope with your baby's crying and keep them safe

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Why Skin to skin is important and how to do this safely

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Why Skin to Skin is important and how to do this safely

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Why Skin to Skin is important and how to do this safely

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Why Skin to Skin is important and how to do this safely

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Why Skin to Skin is important and how to do this safely

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Why Skin to Skin is important and how to do this safely

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Why Skin to Skin is important and how to do this safely

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Why Skin to Skin is important and how to do this safely