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Start with two free resources you can read here or download. For the rest, request the guide you want and it will be sent to your inbox.

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Starter GuideRead Now

The First 6 Weeks at Home Guide

A calm, practical guide to what is normal, what needs attention, and how to move through the first weeks at home with more confidence.

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Start with feeding rhythms, recovery basics, sleep expectations, visitors, and the small daily checks that help the first weeks feel less overwhelming.

ChecklistRead Now

Newborn Warning Signs Checklist

A quick-reference checklist for symptoms and changes that should be watched closely or escalated urgently.

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Keep this close for temperature, feeding, breathing, nappies, jaundice, alertness, and other signs that help you decide when to seek care.

FeedingEmail Access

Feeding and Pumping Guide

Support for early feeding decisions, pumping routines, milk storage, and finding a rhythm that works for mum and baby.

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Preview topics include latch support, pumping timing, storage basics, paced bottle feeding, and when to ask for hands-on help.

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Postnatal CareEmail Access

Aurelia Care Guide

A refined guide to practical mother and baby care in the early postnatal season.

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Includes gentle routines, recovery reminders, newborn care basics, and ways to know when extra support would make the day easier.

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BreastfeedingEmail Access

Breastfeeding Troubleshooting Guide

Clear next steps for common breastfeeding challenges, including latch, supply, discomfort, and unsettled feeds.

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A practical look at painful feeds, low or fast flow, cluster feeding, engorgement, nipple care, and signs that baby is transferring milk well.

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Quick GuideEmail Access

The First 6 Weeks Quick Guide

A focused companion guide for the early home period, with quick prompts and reminders.

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Useful for checking routines, recovery, feeding, sleep, emotional wellbeing, and common questions that come up in the first six weeks.

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