Grandparents are no strangers to babies. But still, a lot has changed. From tummy time to newborn sleep, solids to CPR, this online course breaks down all the latest must-knows when it comes to safely caring for a new baby. Buy for yourself or gift to a new grandparent.

It’s been about 25 years since I so much as changed a diaper. All the new sleep rules felt intimidating, but now I see how simple and easy it is.

I feel completely prepared to help my daughter with her new baby

I have 4 kids of my own, but this is my first grandbaby. I actually learned a lot more than I expected!

This is a crash course on what is ‘new’ in parenting these days, plus a refresher of the things I haven’t thought about in decades!

I would hate for anything to happen to my grandson on my watch, so I was especially grateful for the CPR and choking demos.

Easy to navigate, and loved how I could rewatch things

Ashley Derderian Sousa, RN, IBCLC, has nearly ten years of experience as a nurse in labor, delivery, and postpartum units. Through approachable methods and open and honest philosophy, she believes each journey to becoming a parent is a personal one that should be met with self-compassion. She is currently completing a master's of health education and is a parent of two.

Ashley Derderian Sousa, RN, BSN, IBCLC

Brita DeStefano is a pediatric physical therapist who specializes in working with infants and toddlers. She earned her doctorate in physical therapy from Emory University and completed her residency in pediatric physical therapy through the University of Central Arkansas. A parent of two herself, Brita is passionate about helping parents encourage their children's development through play.

Brita DeStefano, DPT, PCS

Dr. Chase Parsons, DO, MBI, is a Med-Peds trained Pediatric Hospitalist in Boston. He cares for children admitted to the hospital and supports their families upon discharge. He’s also an instructor in Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School (HMS). Chase attended medical school at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and earned a Master's in Biomedical Informatics from HMS.

Dr. Chase Parsons, DO, MBI

Jennifer Denzel, CSC, is a certified Gentle Sleep Coach with more than 25 years of hands-on experience in early childhood education.  She earned her bachelor of arts in child development from Sonoma State University. As a pediatric sleep consultant, Jennifer serves parents who resist the cry-it-out method. She is a parent of two.

Jennifer Denzel, CSC

Kate Arquilla, MS, RN is a certified CPR instructor with a master's degree in nursing from DePaul University. Many years of experience at the newborn intensive care unit at Children’s Hospital in Chicago, IL led to her passion for teaching new parents and caregivers life-saving skills. Kate is a parent of three.

Kate Arquilla, MS, RN

Vanessa Thornton, RD, CSP, is a registered dietitian with a master’s in nutrition from Boston University. She is a Board Certified Specialist in Pediatrics and earned a certificate of training in obesity in pediatrics and adults. Vanessa completed her dietetic internship at a teaching hospital affiliated with Harvard Medical School and Tufts University School of Medicine. She is a parent of two.

Vanessa Thornton, RD, CSP

Great information and keep up the good work.

Healthy Routine Sleep schedules are so important.
Routine, Routine... Routine❗

Excellent short videos that are laser focused and full of useful tips and techniques!

The instruction is clear, concise, and very helpful! Some good reminders here, as well as some new information!

Wish this was available when i was having my baby 30+ years ago!

Great info...but do have 1 question.  In my day, our daughter went to sleep on her side incase she threw up to avoid choking.  How does this work laying on their back?  Thank you

This course is amazing! The information is very thorough and I love that I can access the handouts and videos at later times.

Jennifer is wonderful. She delivers her lessons in a clear, concise, easy to understand manner. She is an excellent teacher.  I like the written notes that appear while she is lecturing. I also like that I am able to print the lessons and have them handy for reference.  Outstanding class and instructor.

I enjoyed watching the video and felt it was helpful!

Great knowledge and explanation on how to tackle on a choking baby

This was exactly like my CPR training for school with infants

I highly recommend taking an in-person CPR class offered by the AMERICAN RED CROSS 🏥to supplement this Tiny Hood course.

This was a good refresher course for me, grandma & caregiver to my youngest grandchild, who is just turning a year old.  Thank you!

Ashley was wonderful! Great dipey tips :D

Diaper changing was very helpful and the fine details as well. I didn't even think of some of the topics that were discussed.

Helpful info for first time parents! Appreciate the pro-tips.

I love these tiny hood videos , because all tho you guys know we’re expecting. But for me I haven’t had a baby in 12 years lol so I’m loving these videos .

I wish everything in life was as easy as changing a diaper

Good information and keep up the good work.

This is an amazing program. I have learned so much as a 1st time mom! It is so worth it

We have loved being able to rewatch these classes  after baby was born - so helpful for us first time parents!

Very nice and helpful!  But I wish they would do one with disposable and one with cloth diapers as we are planning to do a mix of both!  It would be great to know if there were any different tips/tricks if handling a cloth diaper

This is an amazing course. I've learned so much and feel more prepared. Thank you Tinyhood!

Excellent! I’m now more confident when it comes to bath time.

The Grandparent Collection: A Guide to Baby's 1st Year

Did you know that you can set a healthy sleep foundation for your baby from day 1? Learn the components of a safe & sleep-conducive environment, how to identify baby sleep cues, suggested schedules, and strategies – like soothing techniques — to help you feel better prepared for those (totally normal!) middle of the night wakings.

Navigate through the world of sleep schedules, sound machines, soothing techniques, and more with this introductory course. Our Certified Pediatric Sleep Consultant will cover what you need to know and what to avoid.

Newborn Sleep: Establishing Healthy Sleep Habits from the Start

Understand the most common newborn sleep challenges, including day-and-night confusion, early wakings, illness, travel, and more. Learn about baby sleep cues, what causes sleep challenges to arise, and what you can do to help get your baby’s sleep back on track.

Understand the most common newborn sleep challenges including day-and-night confusion, early wakings, illness, travel, and more. Our Certified Pediatric Sleep Consultant will review sleep cues, teach you what causes issues to arise, and what you can do to help get your sleep back on track. 

Newborn Sleep Challenges: How to Avoid and Overcome the Most Common Issues

Newborn Sleep: A Guide to Safe Sleep in the First 12 Weeks

Would you know what to do if your baby was choking or unconscious? Our expert Registered Nurse and Certified CPR Instructor will teach you step-by-step how to perform CPR in the event that your baby is unresponsive, and show detailed demonstrations of the need-to-know actions that can help save your infant’s life.

We all want to keep our babies safe, and it is important to feel prepared. Taught by a Registered Nurse and Certified CPR instructor, we’ll review lifesaving skills CPR Safety and Choking skills. Watch demonstrations on how to perform a set of actions that can help save your infant’s life in the face of an emergency. Keep your new skills top-of-mind with this refresher course and demonstrations. PLUS, GET THIS CLASS FOR FREE: Did you know most insurance companies and HSAs cover the cost of infant CPR classes? We'll send you an itemized receipt after your purchase.

We’ll cover how to identify the signs of an unresponsive baby and when and how to perform CPR.

Infant CPR (Babies 0–1 year)

Learn how to recognize the signs of a choking infant and perform a series of actions that can help save a baby's life.



Infant Choking (Babies 0–1 year)

Infant CPR & Choking (0-12 Months)

Infant CPR & Choking for Babies 0-12 Months

Master all of the must-know babycare skills from diaper changes, to nail trimming, to bathing, holding and carrying, to calming techniques and more. Watch and refer back to step-by-step demos and “in the know” pro-tips from a Labor & Delivery nurse who’s seen it all.

Newborn babies can go through as many as 12 diapers a day. In this class, you'll learn step-by-step how to change a diaper (plus some pro tips & tricks!), so you can change diapers as quickly, confidently, and mess-free as possible.

A step-by-step demo for changing a diaper, plus some pro tips, so you can change diapers as quickly and mess-free as possible.

Diaper Changes: A Quick and Dirty Guide

Bath time can be a special part of your routine, but learning all the tips & tricks is important to keep baby as safe and comfortable as possible. Learn everything you need to know, including how to safely give your newborn a sponge bath, how bathing techniques change as babies grow & more.

We’ll show you how to safely bathe your newborn, and talk through the techniques you’ll need as they grow -- such as when to transition from sponge baths to tubs or sinks.

Bath Time: How to Make it Safe (and Enjoyable!)

How to Make Bath Time Safe (and Enjoyable!)

Gas pain is extremely common for babies. But by understanding what causes gas and learning pro tips for gas relief, you can help cut down on the discomfort (and the fuss!).

Gas pain is extremely common for babies. Learn what causes this gas, how to spot it, and how to easily reduce the discomfort and fuss.

Baby Gas: How to Spot it and Fix it

Gas: How to Spot It and Fix It

We all want to give our babies the best start possible, and tummy time is an essential activity to help babies develop strong muscles, flexibility, and more. In this class, you’ll learn how often & how long to do tummy time, different tummy time positions, and pro tips for making it fun (and safe).

We all want to give our babies the best start possible, and tummy time is an essential activity to help babies develop strong muscles, flexibility, and more. Learn the American Academy of Pediatrics’ guidance for how often, how long, and how to make it fun (and safe).

Tummy Time: Making it Stimulating and Safe

Tummy Time: Making It Stimulating and Safe

Few things in life feel better than holding your baby for the first time — but it can be a little intimidating! Learn pro tips for calming holds, as well as the safest and most comfortable ways to carry (or wear!) your baby.

Few things in life feel better than holding your baby for the first time -- but it can be a little intimidating! Learn pro tips for calming holds, as well as the most safe and comfortable ways to carry (or wear!) your baby.

Holding, Carrying, and Wearing Your Baby

Baby nails grow fast — and if not trimmed, baby can scratch their face (and yours!). While the idea of trimming baby’s nails often feels a little scary, learn some tried and true tools and techniques that will make you a mani/pedi pro in no time.

Does the idea of trimming your baby's nails feel a little scary? Those sweet little fingers have pretty sharp little claws! Our Baby Care Expert will make you a mani/pedi pro.

Baby Nail Care: A Step-by-Step Guide (and Pro Tricks)

Newborn Nail Care: A Step-by-Step Guide (and Pro Tricks)

Baby Care Basics: Diapering, Baths, Nail Trimming & More

This overview will help set you and baby up for success, no matter how you choose to feed. You'll learn the signs that baby is ready to start as well as some safety considerations, including how and when to introduce allergens.

Introducing Solids: An Overview

Did you know that when introducing solids, you can skip purees altogether and feed baby the same food you eat? With baby-led weaning, your baby can feed themselves at the family table right from the start. Learn the benefits of this feeding approach, what foods to offer first & how to do so safely.

What exactly is Baby-Led Weaning? And is it right for your family? This course dives deep into this new feeding philosophy, including what foods to offer first and how to do so safely. 

Baby-Led Weaning: A New Approach for Starting Solids

Introducing solids is an exciting — but often overwhelming — milestone! This class helps you navigate how and when to start solids with purees, from store-bought to homemade and how to prepare them properly for every age and stage.

This course helps you navigate the puree landscape, from store-bought to homemade and how to prepare them properly for every age and stage. 

Getting Started with Purees & Making Them at Home

Introducing Purees & How to Make Them at Home

Introducing Solids: The Ultimate Guide to Getting Started

Did you know you can stimulate your baby’s brain and physical development through play from day 1? In this class, you’ll learn about the big and mini motor milestones from 0-6 months and get activity ideas and tips for how to play with your baby to encourage their development. With this class, you’ll know how to support your child’s learning tailored to their age and development right from the start. 

Even the smallest movements help create the foundation babies need to achieve bigger milestones. In this section, gain an understanding of what motor development is & how it happens, and learn about two key activities, floor time and tummy time, that your baby needs to be set up for success.

Supporting your Baby’s Development From Day One

There’s a lot going on when it comes to a baby's physical development in the first 6 months. In this section, learn about both the big and mini-milestones your baby will achieve and how to encourage this development through play. We'll cover the most exciting milestones that happen during this age, including head control, limb movement & control, rolling, and sitting with support.

Motor Milestones for 0-6 Months

Using Play to Stimulate Brain Development from Day One (0-6 Months)

From 6–12 months, babies will achieve many of the firsts parents look forward to the most — things like sitting independently, crawling, and pulling to stand. In this class, you’ll learn how to engage with your baby during this crucial time to stimulate their brain and physical development and get activity ideas and tips for how to play and bond with your baby.

This is the stage when babies start to sit independently, crawl, pull to stand, and maybe even walk. They'll also learn transitions, or how to get in and out of all of these positions. In this section, you'll learn the foundations of motor development including what it is, how it happens and how to set your baby up for success.

Setting You and Your Baby up for Success

In this section, learn about the key milestones baby reaches during this stage including sitting independently, crawling, and standing up. We'll cover what each milestone looks like, when to expect it to happen, and ways you can play with your baby to help them develop each of these skills

Motor Milestones for 6-12 Months

Supporting Baby’s Physical Development Including Sitting, Crawling & Standing (6-12 Months)

How to Support Baby’s Physical Development from Day One

Cuts and burns are unique kinds of injuries because, unlike so many other causes of pain, you can often see with your eyes exactly what is wrong. But that also means that these injuries can be particularly alarming when they happen to your child. This class will walk you through how to treat cuts and when to know if a cut might require further treatment. You’ll learn the different types of burns, how to tell the differences between them and how to approach treatment depending on your child’s injury. The information in this class will make you feel more prepared and confident when your child gets a cut or burn.

Cuts and burns are unique kinds of injuries, because unlike so many other causes of pain, you can often see with your eyes exactly what is wrong. But that also means that these injuries can be particularly alarming when they happen to your child. This class will walk you through how to treat cuts and when to know if a cut might require further treatment. You’ll learn the different types of burns, how to tell the differences between them and how to approach treatment depending on your child’s injury. The information in this class will make you feel more prepared and confident when your child gets a cut or burn.

Cuts & Burns: What to Do, How to Treat at Home & When to Seek Care

How to Handle Cuts & Burns in Kids (0-5 years)

Children are naturally curious and eager to explore the world around them. But sometimes, that can lead to dangerous situations, especially if kids get their hands on something harmful or toxic if swallowed. In this class, you’ll learn what to do should your child swallow an object or ingest a potentially harmful substance. You’ll also learn actionable prevention strategies that you can implement right away to help make your home as safe as possible for your family.

Swallowing Objects & Toxic Ingestions: Signs to Look for & What to Do

Seizures are a terrifying event to witness, especially when they happen in a child. And while rare, it’s important to learn some key information about seizures so you can best support a child should they experience one. In this class, you’ll learn the different types of seizures, how to care for a child in the moment of a seizure, when to seek further help and the key information you will need to relay to your provider.

Seizures are a terrifying event to witness, especially when they happen in a child. And while rare, it’s important to learn some key information about seizures so you can best support a child should they experience one. In this class you’ll learn the different types of seizures, how to care for a child in the moment of a seizure, when to seek further help and the key information you will need to relay to your provider.

Seizures: Causes, Signs & What to Do in the Moment

Bumps, falls, and tumbles are bound to happen, and when they do, it’s critical to know the signs of a more serious head injury. In this class, you’ll learn how to fully evaluate the situation following a head injury. This will help you to know when to seek immediate medical care or whether you can talk to your pediatrician and monitor your child at home.

Head Injuries: Evaluating an Injury, When to Seek Care & Signs of an Emergency

Head Injuries in Kids: Evaluation, When to Seek Care & Signs of an Emergency (0-5 Years)

Would you know what to do if your child falls off playground equipment, resulting in a broken bone? Many kids will have bone and joint issues during childhood, whether an injury or simply aches and pains as part of the body’s natural development. In this class, you’ll learn what causes different types of bone injuries, when you need to seek medical advice or care, and how you can support your child at home.

Would you know what to do if your child falls off playground equipment, resulting in a broken bone?  Many kids will have bone and joint issues during childhood, whether an injury or simply aches and pains as part of the body’s natural development. In this class, you’ll learn what causes different types of bone injuries, when you need to seek medical advice or care, and how you can support your child at home.

Bones & Joints: How to Manage Injuries, Signs, and Symptoms, and Pro Tips for Care

Almost 1 in 5 children suffer from an allergy in the U.S. And because you will likely not know your child has an allergy until their very first reaction, it is crucial that all parents know exactly what to do when faced with everything from a mild to a severe allergic reaction. In this class, you learn this as well as how to identify the specific signs of an allergic reaction.

The Grandparent Collection: A Guide to Baby's 1st Year

Newborn Sleep: A Guide to Safe Sleep in the First 12 Weeks

Infant CPR & Choking for Babies 0-12 Months

Baby Care Basics: Diapering, Baths, Nail Trimming & More

Introducing Solids: The Ultimate Guide to Getting Started

How to Support Baby’s Physical Development from Day One

Injuries and Emergencies in Babies: Cuts and Burns, Swallowing Objects, Head Injuries, and More

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