Baby Safe Program
The Baby Safe Program provides parents with the latest evidence-based guidance for care of newborns We are located in Melbourne, Victoria.
All our small group (face-to-face) classes are held in Melbourne. Our online (virtual) classes are held at Australian Eastern Daylight Saving Time (UTC +11). Please check the time if booking a virtual class. The Baby Safe Program was developed by Associate Professor Rose Boland (PhD), who also conducts all the classes. Associate Professor Rosemarie Boland (PhD) is a newborn educator, neonatal inte
14/07/2026
08/07/2026
Winter special!
15% off the Baby First Aid/Baby Basic Life Support class.
Sunday 12 July 2026 at 2:00pm - 4:30pm
Prahran High School, Windsor, Melbourne
Enter the promo code at check out: Winter15
Cost includes:
➡️ Baby First Aid/Baby First Aid small group, face-to-face class (8 couples max)
➡️ Baby Safe Program Video Series - one year, unlimited access
➡️ Baby Safe Program fridge magnets for Baby CPR and the Management of Choking
➡️ Resource pack
Topics covered:
- When to call 000 in an emergency for a baby
- Baby cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (baby CPR)
- Management of choking on milk
- Management of choking on food or a small object
- Febrile convulsions
- Bath and water safety
- Button battery ingestion
- Introducing allergenic food and food allergy
To book: Scan the QR code, or go to the link in our bio, or via Humanitix:
https://events.humanitix.com/baby-safe-program-baby-first-aid-baby-safety and enter the promo code to obtain your 15% discount: Winter15
Have any questions? Please contact us at [email protected]
06/07/2026
A lovely surprise when I got home today- these gorgeous flowers sent from a client who had a private recently.
So unexpected and feeling so grateful to be able to make even a small difference in helping new parents feel more confident in caring for their newborn babies.
🌸🌺💐🌷♥️🌺🌹
26/06/2026
Only a few days left to make your tax-deductible gift by June 30. Every day in Australia, nine families lose a baby or child suddenly and unexpectedly. Nine families who will live with that loss forever.
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26/06/2026
🚨 RECALL ALERT 🚨 Please be aware that if you have purchased the Costway 5-in-1 Nursery Center – Portable Cot, the ACCC Product Safety has issued a recall as it does not comply with the mandatory standard for infant sleep products. There is a risk of serious injury or death from entrapment or suffocation, and an incident has already occurred.
Affected product: SKU BB0505 (also marked HY-8601), sold nationally and online via Costway and Amazon between January and October 2023.
What to do?
1️⃣ Stop using the cot immediately and check the model number or SKU.
2️⃣ Contact Costway Wholesale, or Amazon if you purchased through them, to arrange a free replacement product.
3️⃣ Contact Costway Wholesale if you need assistance or further information: 📞 03 8592 9788 or ✉️ [email protected]
Read the full recall notice: https://www.productsafety.gov.au/search-consumer-product-recalls/5-in-1-nursery-center-%E2%80%93-portable-cot
20/06/2026
It's Home Safety Month! Button batteries can be found in everyday items, but they pose serious risks to young children if swallowed. Here are some tips to remember to keep your kids safe around button batteries:
• Keep coin lithium battery-controlled devices out of sight and reach of children.
• Keep loose batteries locked away, or place a piece of duct tape over the controller to prevent small children from accessing the battery.
• Share this life-saving information with caregivers, friends, family members and sitters. It only takes a minute and it could save a life.
🔗 See our full list of tips here: https://www.safekids.org/safetytips/field_risks/batteries
19/06/2026
It's winter, here's what you need to know about checking if your baby is the right temperature.
Skip the room thermometer. The best way to check? Feel your baby's back or tummy. It should feel warm to the touch. Cool hands and feet are completely normal.
If your baby has flushed cheeks or is sweating, it's a sign they may be too warm. Remove a layer, keeping their face and head uncovered.
Overheating is a known risk factor for sudden unexpected death in infancy, and the simple steps to prevent it don't require any special equipment.
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183 High Street
Prahran, VIC
3181
Opening Hours
| 5pm - 8:30pm |