2020 Baby

Dr Pamela Douglas

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2020 Baby is for parents with babies and the health professionals who care for them during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now more than ever we need evidence-based, biologically aligned strategies for protecting a baby's rapidly developing brain, gut and immune system. Featuring information, strategies from Neuroprotective Developmental Care (www.possumsonline.com), and wide-ranging conversations with parents, clinicians, and other experts, 2020 Baby re-thinks early life care for these exceptional, transformative times.

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Sleeping baby safely and enjoying nights as best you can: a conversation with Professor Helen Ball

In this podcast, you’ll hear all you ever wanted to know about sleeping baby safely at night! Professor Helen Ball, the world’s leading infant sleep researcher, established the Parent-Infant Sleep Lab at Durham University in 2000. Helen begins this conversation with Dr Pamela Douglas by outlining the trajectory of her professional life, then by addressing the historical forces which have shaped safe infant sleep guidelines internationally. Helen goes on to discuss the positive things that have been achieved concerning infant sleep policies and guidelines in her lifetime and the things she’d like to see changed. Finally, she and Pam look very closely at what the research tells us about how to sleep our babies as safely as possible, with Helen addressing common questions asked by parents, including about formula feeding and sleep, sleeping baby between parents, and the parent who is a ‘heavy sleeper’. Access Professor Ball's full bio here. Associate Professor (Adjunct) Pamela Douglas is founder of the evidence-based Neuroprotective Developmental Care (or 'Possums') programs (possumsonline.com) and author of The discontented little baby book: all you need to know about feeds, sleep, and crying.

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2020 Baby

Welcome to 2020 Baby, a podcast for parents and health professionals committed to caring for babies in a way that is research-based and as aligned with a baby’s evolutionary needs as is possible in this incredibly complex, COVID-19 world. Adjunct Associate Professor Pamela Douglas is an Australian GP and researcher, also a lactation consultant and breastfeeding medicine specialist. Mostly she'll be in discussions with others; sometimes she'll fly solo. Pam is founder of Neuroprotective Developmental Care, known as NDC or the Possums programs, an innovative evidence-based approach to the care of parents with babies. You can find NDC or the Possums programs at possumsonline.com. Our health promotion charity educates and accredits health professionals in NDC, and we also offer online consultations by NDC accredited practitioners available wherever you are in the world at possumclinic.com. For parent connection and peer support, we invite you to join PIPPS, a growing closed Facebook community accompanied by a video library of the latest, evidence-based NDC information. Who knows, together we may become a movement for change in early life care!

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2020 Baby is for parents with babies and the health professionals who care for them during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now more than ever we need evidence-based, biologically aligned strategies for protecting a baby's rapidly developing brain, gut and immune system. Featuring information, strategies from Neuroprotective Developmental Care (www.possumsonline.com), and wide-ranging conversations with parents, clinicians, and other experts, 2020 Baby re-thinks early life care for these exceptional, transformative times.

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