Sherrian Price Newcastle Baby Settling Consultant

10/06/2026

13/05/2026

I love doing Brazelton Newborn Assessments (NBAS) with babies and parents, both mums and dads! Thank you Dr Berry Brazelton and my trainer Beulah Warren in Sydney!

13/05/2026

12/05/2026

11/05/2026

🌷 Celebrating a Legacy of Love, Learning & Families
Today, we honor the birthday of our founder, T. Berry Brazelton— beloved pediatrician, child development pioneer, author, and “America’s Pediatrician.” Born on May 10, 1918, Dr. Brazelton transformed how the world understands babies, children, and the powerful relationships that shape their lives. He founded the Brazelton Touchpoints Center in 1996 and spent his life helping families recognize the strengths they already carry.

As we celebrate his birthday on Mother’s Day, we also honor the mothers, caregivers, and families he championed throughout his remarkable career. Dr. Brazelton believed, “When we strengthen families, we ultimately strengthen the community.” That vision continues to guide our work today.

💐 To all mothers and mother figures—thank you for the love, resilience, and wisdom you bring to children every day.

And to Dr. Brazelton—thank you for helping generations of parents feel seen, heard, and empowered.

11/05/2026

Getting help early for Ante-natal Depression/ anxiety is important and hopefully easy to get into perinatal counselling services …. Some supports are noted at the end of the article

Integrated mental healthcare for maternity services, more perinatal psychiatrists and public awareness of the problem could deliver meaningful change

11/05/2026

Plans are coming together for this year’s , themed “Seeing the Baby” ❤️👶

We hope you will join us in celebrating the week as we raise awareness among parents, professionals, and wider society about the remarkable ways babies are born ready to communicate and connect, and the importance of taking time to notice and understand them ❤️

Find social media assets and resources to download for the week on our website: www.brazelton.co.uk/baby-communication-week-2026/

11/05/2026

21/03/2026

This is so accurate lol

DADS - how to help your postpartum wife (unhinged but accurate edition):

1. if she says she’s fine
she is not fine
that is a trap
that is a test
that is a cry for help wrapped in exhaustion and hormones
deploy snacks immediately. do not ask questions.
2. your only job right now?
keep her alive and mildly hydrated
if she hasn’t had water in 3 hours you should be sprinting to her like she’s in a medical emergency
because she is
it’s called postpartum
3. if the baby is crying
and she is holding the baby
and also crying
you take the baby
you don’t say “do you want me to take them?”
no.
you simply remove the baby like a trained professional in a high-stakes situation
4. compliment her like your life depends on it
because it does
“I don’t know how you did that”
“you’re actually incredible”
“this baby is obsessed with you for a reason”
say it with conviction. say it often. this is not the time to be emotionally mysterious.
5. google NOTHING out loud
i repeat
if you look up “is it normal that babies—” and then start reading it to her???
straight to jail. immediately.
6. if she is breastfeeding
you are now the support staff
water refiller. snack distributor. emotional support human. midnight cheerleader.
she says “can you grab—”
you are already halfway there. anticipate needs like you’re in the olympics of caregiving.
7. the house is your problem now
laundry? yours
dishes? yours
mysterious sticky substance on the counter? yours
if she lifts a finger to clean, you have failed the mission.
8. learn the baby
don’t act confused every time it cries like it’s your first day on earth
you live here. that is also your child. study them like it’s your full-time job.
9. if she starts crying out of nowhere
wrong response: “why are you crying?”
correct response:
“yeah that makes sense honestly”
hand her a snack. rub her back. move on.
10. and finally
love her LOUDLY in this season
because she is doing something invisible and overwhelming and all-consuming
and she needs to feel like she’s not doing it alone
even when she doesn’t know how to say that out loud

bonus tip:
if you ever say “just tell me what you need” one more time
she will actually levitate into another dimension

figure it out. use your brain. you got this.

this is your moment dads
do not fumble it.

08/03/2026

Love this evidence based post from .kavita.t on Instagram