E-books about colic, crying babies, feeding, regulation, and the first months with your baby — written from years of practical experience and parental guidance.
by neonatal nurse Daniëlle Kempers
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Understand what your baby is trying to tell you
For parents looking for peace, clarity and confidence in the first months.
Does your baby cry a lot, suffer from colic, reflux, or fussiness after feeding? It can feel like you're constantly guessing: is this normal, is your baby overstimulated, or is there a physical issue?
This e-book will help you better understand your baby's behavior. You'll learn to recognize signals, distinguish between different forms of restlessness, and discover how to respond to them in a calm, loving way.
Written by Daniëlle Kempers, a neonatal nurse and baby coach with almost 30 years of experience caring for newborn babies and their parents.
What you will learn in this eBook
- why intestinal cramps and reflux can occur
- the difference between normal crying moments, overstimulation and silent reflux
- how to recognize early signs of unrest
- practical handles for posture, proximity and boundaries
Who is this eBook for?
This e-book is intended for parents of babies from birth to approximately 6 months. Even if your baby cries a lot without an obvious cause, or if you're unsure whether reflux is a factor, this e-book provides insight and guidance.
What makes this eBook different
- written from nursing expertise and practical experience
- no standard lists, but nuance and explanation
- soft and responsive, without medical hardness
- focused on trust instead of control
Practical information
- directly downloadable as PDF after purchase
- suitable for phone, tablet and computer
- price: €9.95 (incl. VAT)
Understand your baby's language and create a calm base in the first months.
Understanding and peace during crying time
Crying time can be one of the most intense moments of the day for parents. Your baby is restless, nothing seems to help, and meanwhile, doubts are growing. This e-book will help you understand what's happening, why crying time can feel so intense, and how you can handle it with more peace and confidence.
Written by a specialist in crying babies
This e-book was written by Daniëlle Kempers , a neonatal nurse and baby coach with nearly 30 years of experience, specializing in crying babies and sensory processing. She is a certified Happiest Baby Trainer and has provided several accredited refresher courses on crying babies in maternity care.
For example, she provided training to nurses at the JGZ Kennemerland and the children's ward of Amstelland Hospital. She was also regularly called upon by child health clinics for consultations on crying babies when additional expertise was needed.
What this e-book will really bring you
- more insight into your baby's behavior and signals
- less doubt and more confidence in what you do
- practical handles that you can apply immediately
- peace for your baby and for yourself
What you will learn in this e-book (58 pages)
- what the crying hour really is and why it arises
- the role of stimulus processing and your baby's brain
- gut-brain connection and the influence of nutrition
- practical comfort techniques: what works, when and why
- deepening of the 5S method (2.0), cluster nutrition and carrying positions
- handles for parents: breathing, coping and self-care
- additional explanation about PURPLE crying and warning signs
- attention to sensitive and premature babies
- stories from parents, a survival kit and extensive FAQ
Who is this eBook for?
For parents who don't want more individual advice, but need clarity, explanation, and confidence. This e-book is perfect if your baby cries a lot, gets overstimulated easily, or if you're noticing that crying time is getting harder and harder.
Practical information
- digital e-book (pdf)
- instantly downloadable after purchase
- suitable for mobile, tablet and desktop
- 58 pages with current insights and applicable explanations
Price
€14.95 (incl. VAT)
An investment in peace of mind, knowledge, and trust. Less than a consultation, but with insights you can always rely on.
Peace and insight during sleep regression
Sleep regression often comes unexpectedly. Your baby wakes up more often, sleeps restlessly, or suddenly seems to forget everything. This e-book will help you understand what's really happening—in your baby's brain, body, and development.
No sleep training, no rigid schedules, just clear explanations and practical tools to guide your baby in a gentle, responsive way. Based on science and years of experience in neonatology and parental guidance.
What makes this eBook different
- scientifically substantiated, with clear sources
- explained from neurobiology and development
- no standard advice, but nuance and context
- focused on trust instead of control
Who is this eBook for?
For parents who want to understand why their baby is sleeping poorly—and how to address this with peace of mind and confidence. Suitable from the first sleep regression stage through toddlerhood.
What you receive
- PDF e-book (33 pages)
- explanation per known sleep regression (4, 8–10, 12, 18 and 24 months)
- insights into brain development, sleep cycles and stimulus processing
- practical strategies without sleep training
Topics in the e-book
- What sleep regression really is (and isn't)
- the neurobiology of infant sleep
- separation anxiety and sleep
- developmental leaps and nighttime awakenings
- what does and does not help during regressions
- when professional help is useful
About the author
Daniëlle Kempers is a neonatal nurse, baby and sleep coach, and founder of Moalie. She has over 27 years of experience caring for newborns and young babies.
In addition, she is a certified Happiest Baby Trainer and has provided training and further training on crying and sleep for:
- maternity nurses (Maternity Care Professional Day – RAI Amsterdam)
- JGZ nurses Kennemerland
- the children's ward of the Amstelland Hospital
- consultation centers for complex crying and sleeping problems
Her strength lies in translating science into peace, understanding and applicable support for parents.
Practical information
- direct download after purchase
- PDF suitable for mobile, tablet and desktop
- price: €14.95 (incl. VAT)
An in-depth e-book on bottle aversion in babies – for parents who want to bring calm back to stressful feeding times.
Does your baby refuse a bottle? Does your little one turn their head away, cry at the sight of the bottle, or does every feeding seem like a struggle? Many parents call this bottle refusal . In healthcare, we often call it bottle aversion : a stress reaction surrounding feeding.
This e-book will help you understand what's going on and what you can do. Written by Daniëlle Kempers , a neonatal nurse and baby coach with years of experience supporting babies with feeding difficulties.
What is bottle refusal in babies?
Bottle refusal occurs when a baby refuses the bottle (partially or completely) even though there often appears to be nothing physically wrong. The baby may become angry, stiff, cry, or completely block feeding.
Bottle refusal almost always has a negative association with food . This can be caused by reflux, pain, pressure during feeding, or previous stressful experiences.
When do we speak of bottle aversion?
Bottle aversion is the underlying cause of bottle refusal. It's not "stubbornness," but a protective mechanism of the nervous system. The baby avoids feeding to avoid tension or pain.
In this e-book, you'll learn to recognize the difference between temporary bottle refusal and structural bottle aversion — and why the wrong approach can inadvertently exacerbate the problem.
Causes of bottle refusal
- Reflux or silent reflux
- Pain or discomfort during or after feeding
- Overstimulation or an overactive nervous system
- Too much pressure or expectations surrounding nutrition
- Previous negative feeding moments
What will you learn in this eBook?
- How to recognize if your baby has bottle refusal or bottle aversion
- What you should and shouldn't do when experiencing food-related stress
- How to make feeding safe and predictable for your baby again
- How you as a parent can respond more calmly and confidently
- When Professional Help Is Needed – And When Not
An alternative to a consultation process
This e-book has been developed as a stand-alone resource and can replace an individual consultation or coaching process for many parents.
If you later choose personal guidance, the purchase price of this e-book will be fully deducted from a coaching program.
An accessible first step, without being immediately committed to an intensive programme.
What parents say
These responses come from parents who received personal guidance. The e-book uses the same approach and explanation, but is designed for independent work.
"Great tips for the problems we're experiencing with bottle feeding; she took all the time for us. Highly recommended; you can ask her anything!"
One of my sons developed a massive bottle aversion after nine months of tube feeding. After trying everything, we stumbled upon this method. Thanks to Daniëlle, my son overcame his bottle aversion within two days. Giving him a bottle or practice snacks is now a huge joy for all of us!
Daniëlle is an incredibly skilled and excellent coach for infant feeding difficulties. We heard from others how good she is at her work and contacted her because our baby wasn't feeding and was spitting up a lot. She listened carefully and offered useful tips. We were able to come in quickly and had a good conversation. Shortly after, we received a treatment plan, and we saw results within a few days, which has changed our lives. We feel like she's the only one with experience working with babies with feeding difficulties. She acted faster than the doctors we'd previously seen at various hospitals. We felt heard and supported by her. Daniëlle is engaged and stayed in touch to discuss how our baby was doing.
"Excellent support, professional plan to work with. This helped our daughter overcome her bottle aversion, which she developed due to severe reflux and premature birth."
We struggled with this for months, spent a lot of time in the hospital, and ended up going home with a feeding tube. Educators, pediatricians, pre-verbal speech therapists: no one had the right information. We were desperate. Finally, we found Daniëlle through Instagram. We were skeptical at first, as we'd already seen so many caregivers. But after a phone call, we were excited about the plan. She's also incredibly knowledgeable about premature babies. I recommend Daniëlle's coaching to anyone with children who struggle with drinking. It's truly worthwhile!
A while ago, my wife contacted you about overcoming our youngest son's bottle aversion. We didn't know he had a bottle aversion for months and let it go for far too long. We noticed how little is known about it, both among parents and doctors. We've had several consultations in the Netherlands, Belgium, and even one in England. My wife has also read Rowena's book several times. But we were most impressed with the plan you gave us. It provided us with a lot of helpful information in a relatively simple way.
Practical information
- Directly downloadable as PDF
- Suitable for parents of babies from 0–12 months
- Also valuable for healthcare professionals
- Price: €59.95
About the author
Daniëlle Kempers is a neonatal nurse and baby coach, specializing in feeding problems in babies, including bottle refusal and bottle aversion.
She guided thousands of babies and parents, provided training to healthcare professionals and was regularly called upon by child health clinics when additional expertise was required.
Her approach is warm, expert and always attuned to the child's pace.
Baby massage with peace, trust and attention
Baby massage is a powerful way to help your baby relax and deepen your bond. In this practical e-book, you'll learn how to massage your baby in a safe and loving way, tailored to their age and needs.
This e-book was developed by Daniëlle Kempers, a neonatal nurse and baby coach with nearly 30 years of experience. You'll get clear explanations without overstimulation or complicated theory – exactly what parents need to start with confidence.
What you will learn in this baby massage e-book
- step-by-step explanation of all baby massage techniques
- explanation of baby reflexology and simple yoga exercises
- background information about shantala baby massage
- when to massage (and when not to massage)
- practical tips on posture, atmosphere and oil use
- more than 30 pages of immediately applicable explanations
Why parents choose this e-book
- supports rest, relaxation and sleep
- can help with cramps, overstretching and restlessness
- strengthens attachment and physical contact
- gives you the confidence to get started yourself
- also suitable without previous massage experience
Who is this eBook for?
- for parents with a baby from about 6 weeks to approximately 1 year
- for parents who want to practice baby massage at home
- as a supplement to a baby massage course
- as a loving and practical gift for new parents
Practical information
- digital e-book (pdf)
- 32 pages
- instantly downloadable after purchase
- suitable for private use
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this e-book also suitable without a course?
Yes. The e-book is completely self-contained. Everything is explained clearly and step-by-step.
Can I share the eBook with others?
The e-book is intended for personal use. If you'd like to give it as a gift, you can order an additional copy.
will there also be a printed version?
The e-book is currently only available digitally. Interested in a print version? Please contact customer service.
What is Butterfly Touch?
Butterfly Touch is a form of baby massage where the touch is as light as the wings of a butterfly. No firm grips, no schedules — but a conscious, attuned way of touching that invites a baby’s nervous system to relax.
The method was developed by Dr. Eva Reich and was early on used with premature babies and babies who carried a lot of tension after birth. In this e-book, I explain what Butterfly Touch is, why it works, and how you can apply it yourself at home.
What you will learn in this baby massage e-book
— How touch affects a baby’s nervous system
— When Butterfly Touch is especially valuable
— How to read your baby’s signals — when he or she is open to contact, and when not
— The difference between Butterfly Touch and Shantala baby massage
— 5 practical examples for home: from restless evenings to restoring connection after a hospital stay
— A printable checklist to get started
For which babies is the Butterfly Touch massage?
This e-book is written for parents of babies who are sensitive, easily overstimulated, cry a lot, or have had a difficult start — such as premature birth, a cesarean section, or a hospital stay. But also for any parent who simply wants to learn how to get closer to their baby.
About the author
Daniëlle Kempers is a neonatal nurse, baby coach, and founder of Moalie. With more than 27 years of experience in the NICU, she has supported thousands of babies and their parents. Butterfly Touch is a method she has seen work time and again in her work — and one she hears too few people talk about.
Practical
— Digital product, available immediately after purchase
— Format: PDF
— 19 pages, entirely in Dutch
— Includes printable checklist
E-books for parents – peace and clarity in the first months
Are you pregnant or a new parent looking for reliable information about your baby? In this collection of e-books for parents, you'll find practical and well-founded guidance on common questions like a baby who cries a lot, restlessness, sleepless nights, and finding a suitable routine.
The e-books are designed to provide support during what can be an intense and uncertain time. They offer clear explanations and practical tools you can immediately apply in your daily life with your baby, rather than individual tips.
Guidance based on years of experience in baby care
As a neonatal nurse and baby coach with over 28 years of experience, I've cared for thousands of babies and their parents, both in the hospital and at home. I know how overwhelming the first few months can be, especially when your baby cries a lot or sleep is a daily struggle.
In these baby e-books, I combine medical knowledge with practical experience. You'll receive honest, calm explanations of what's normal, what to look out for, and how to support your baby in a way that's appropriate for their development.
What to expect from these digital baby guides
Whether you're preparing for the arrival of your baby or are in the midst of postpartum, these e-books offer support with, among other things:
- Crying and comforting: learning to recognize what your baby is trying to tell you and how to respond calmly.
- Sleep and rhythm: understanding sleep cycles, sleep regression, and building rest and regularity.
- Nutrition and stimulus processing: understanding how nutrition, stress, and environment influence each other.
- Self-confidence as a parent: learning to trust your own observations and intuition.
Direct support when you need it
All e-books are available for immediate download as PDFs after purchase. This way, you'll always have the information at your fingertips whenever questions or doubts arise. These digital guides are there to support you with knowledge, peace of mind, and confidence—exactly when you need it.
