Newborn Care Guide - The Early Weeks - coming soon 👀

Calm, evidence-based guidance for those first weeks with your newborn.

From feeding and nappies to noisy breathing, jaundice and those middle-of-the-night “is this normal?” moments, caring for a newborn can come with a lot of uncertainty.

Created by a registered paediatric nurse and mum, the Nestwise Newborn Care Guide helps parents confidently understand common newborn behaviours and symptoms, recognise what is normal, know what to monitor, and identify when medical review is needed.

Designed for busy new parents, the digital guide provides clear, practical information in an easy-to-use format that can be accessed straight from your phone, tablet or computer — wherever you are.

What’s inside:

✓ Rapid Safety Check

✓ Newborn normals

✓ Feeding and output guidance

✓ Breathing and common respiratory concerns

✓ Crying, settling and behaviour

✓ Fever and illness in young babies

✓ Signs of dehydration

✓ Signs of serious illness

✓ When to seek medical advice

✓ When to seek urgent medical care

✓ Safe sleep guidance

✓ Support and safety information for families

…and much more. 🤍

Designed for:

Parents and caregivers of babies from birth to 12 weeks.

Product Details

• Premium laminated card set
• Rounded corner cards for durability
• White binding ring for quick access
• Compact size: 70 × 120 mm cards
• Designed and written by a registered paediatric nurse
• Evidence-based and NZ parent focused

Why parents love it 🤍

✔ Reassurance during those “is this normal?” moments

✔ Easy-to-find information when you’re tired or worried

✔ Clear guidance on what to monitor and when to seek help

✔ Practical advice you can use immediately at home

✔ No searching multiple websites in the middle of the night

✔ Created specifically for New Zealand families

Whether it’s your baby’s first night home, a change in feeding, unusual breathing, a fever or simply something that doesn’t feel quite right, Nestwise helps you feel informed, prepared and more confident caring for your newborn.

*This guide provides general health education only and does not replace individual medical assessment, diagnosis or advice. If you are concerned about your child, seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional. In an emergency, call 111.