Parenthood is one of the most exciting and challenging journeys you can experience, and preparing yourself for the adventure helps you confidently navigate its complexities. Serving the Miami, Florida, community through telehealth and home visits, Latched’s International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant, Annalis de Armas, RN, IBCLC, offers personalized baby care classes for expectant parents and caregivers. Call Latched today or use the online booking tool to schedule a baby care class.
A baby care class through Latched is a comprehensive program designed to empower you with the essential knowledge and skills to care for your newborn confidently.
During these classes, guided by an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, you engage in hands-on learning, providing practical insights and support as you begin the exciting journey of parenthood.
Every Latched Baby Care Class Inculdes our own book to help parents along the way, starting in the hospital.
Baby care classes with Latched cover a range of topics to help you confidently care for your newborn, and include a
Latched Baby Care book to help parents along the way, starting in the hospital.
What to expect in the hospital after birth
Learn about bathing, vaccines, birth certificate, and more
Learn about breastfeeding, bottle-feeding, and understanding your baby’s feeding cues to help you make informed decisions about their nutrition.
Work with Latched to understand the proper diaper-changing techniques, hygiene practices, and choosing the right diapers.
Learn effective ways to comfort your baby, from swaddling techniques to understanding different soothing strategies.
Gain insights into creating a safe sleep environment for your baby, including guidelines for sleep positioning and using cribs.
Learn essential tips for bathing, cleaning, and caring for your baby’s delicate skin as they grow.
Work with Latched to identify common signs of illness in infants and when to seek professional medical advice.
Receive guidance on choosing the right baby gear, including car seats, strollers, and other essential items.
Explore ways to strengthen the bond between you and your baby through positive interactions and responsive parenting.
Learn about local support groups, parenting resources, and services available to assist you during the early stages of parenthood.
The University of Washington and Swedish Medical Center recommend scheduling a baby care class at least 2-6 weeks before your due date. The earlier you schedule the class, the more likely you will be prepared for your baby’s arrival.
You should take at least one baby care class to prepare for the early stages of parenthood. Latched also offers prenatal visits and lactation consultations where you can ask questions, share your concerns, and receive personalized guidance from certified specialists.
Call Latched today or use the online booking tool to schedule a telehealth or home visit with an international board-certified lactation consultant.