Training for crying babies & regulation

Excessive crying, restlessness, and regulation problems in babies often cause a lot of stress within families. Parents feel powerless, and professionals seek ways to better understand what a baby is trying to communicate.

With nearly 30 years of experience in neonatology, I provide training on stress regulation, crying behavior, overstimulation, and parent-baby interaction.

Almost 30 years of neonatology experience

Stress regulation & parent-baby interaction

Practice-oriented and case-driven

Request information Bottle aversion training

For whom?

Maternity care
Youth nurses
Consultation clinics
Pediatric nurses
Neonatology nurses

Preverbal speech therapy
Pediatric physiotherapy
Baby coaches
Care professionals around young children
Teams within maternity care

Topics within the training

Recognizing stress signals

Subtle signs of overload and tension in young babies.

Overstimulation

How stimuli affect crying behavior, sleep, and regulation.

Parent-baby interaction

Observing co-regulation and signals within interaction.

Prematurity

Regulation issues in prematurely born babies.

Understanding crying behavior

Looking beyond just "a lot of crying" and learning to interpret signals.

Practical case studies

Examples from practice with room for observation and analysis.

Calm, practical, and without judgment

The training focuses on learning to observe. Not only behavior, but what a baby is trying to communicate through behavior.

The trainings are practical and directly applicable within daily care practice.

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Would you like to know more about training, workshops, or team training on crying babies and regulation issues? Feel free to get in touch.