FREE · TWO HOURS · GIFT BAG INCLUDED
Baby Basics & Breastfeeding
A free class for expecting parents in Syracuse and Kaysville
Free Gift Bag
2 Locations
One Class
2 Hours
Free Parenting Class
Becoming a parent comes with a lot of noise — conflicting advice, overwhelming articles, and well-meaning opinions from everyone around you. This class cuts through it. In two hours, you’ll sit with a Wee Care pediatrician and a registered nurse with IBCLC lactation certification, getting straight answers to the questions you actually have.
Both sessions are covered in a single evening, with snacks and drinks in between. No cost, no catch.
What the Class Covers
Most newborn content online is written for a general audience—meaning it doesn’t account for your specific situation, your questions, or the things that only come up in a real conversation with a provider. This class is built around that conversation.
A Wee Care pediatrician leads the first session. An IBCLC-certified registered nurse leads the second. Both stay for questions throughout the evening.
Part One
Your Baby's First Weeks
What to expect from delivery through your first days home.
- What happens during your hospital stay—and what to ask before you leave
- Going home: what you need to know and where to find support
- Feeding schedules, diaper output, and what's actually normal
- Safe sleep setup and soothing a crying baby
- Sex-specific newborn care: boys, girls, and circumcision
- Jaundice, umbilical cord care, common rashes, and bathing
- Your baby's well-child visit schedule and first-year vaccine timeline
Part Two
Breastfeeding & Feeding Your Newborn
Practical guidance for feeding—whichever route you take.
- Getting a good latch: positions, technique, and what to look for
- Reading the signs your baby is getting enough
- Troubleshooting: nipple pain, engorgement, and the sleepy feeder
- Pumping basics, milk storage, and introducing a bottle
- Formula feeding: choosing, preparing, and storing
- Pacifier use, burping positions, and how partners can help during feeds
- Knowing when to call—and what can't wait until morning
What to Expect
Live Expert Panel
Your instructors are a Wee Care pediatrician and an IBCLC-certified registered nurse—both in the room, both taking questions from the floor.
Both Sessions, One Evening
The class moves through hospital-to-home basics and newborn feeding in a single sitting, with a short break in between.
Topic Games
Games woven throughout the material make the content stick. Consistently the most talked-about part of the evening.
Free Gift Bag
Every attending mother leaves with a gift bag including products from Johnson & Johnson, Copper Pearl, Minky Couture, CeraVe, Enfamil, Similac, and more.
*Space is limited to two seats per family. Partners are welcome in the company of the expecting mother.
Find a Class Near You
Classes are offered at two Wee Care Pediatrics locations in Davis County.
I’m here at Wee Care’s new offices and I can’t say enough good things about our experience! The staff was incredibly welcoming from the moment we walked in, and the office had a bright lights and fresh smell about it. Dr. Silas is helpful and sincere in going through any concerns we have. The appointment process was smooth and easy on the iPad.
—Mark B.
I absolutely love this place! Its very heartwarming to see how they care for my daughter when we come for her checkups. We can tell that the people here love their jobs because of how they interact with the kids. I would definitely recommend to come here because I have ever only had good interactions with the pediatricians. My daughter always feels very safe whenever we come which makes things so much easier.
—Emily R.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about the class? Here’s what parents ask most.
How large is each class?
Classes typically include up to thirty expecting mothers and their partners—around 30 to 60 people in the room. The format is conversational throughout, and there’s always time for questions.
Who should attend this class?
Expecting parents, typically in the second or third trimester. First-time parents tend to find it most valuable, though parents expecting a second or third child are absolutely welcome—especially those who want a breastfeeding refresher or have questions they didn’t think to ask the first time around.
Do I need to be an existing Wee Care patient?
No. The class is open to any expecting family in the area. You don’t need to be a current patient to attend, and many families who come to the class choose to join Wee Care’s practice afterward.
What should I bring to the class?
Just yourself, and your partner if they’re joining you. Everything you need is provided—including the gift bag you’ll take home at the end of the evening.
Is Wee Care taking new patients?
Yes. Wee Care Pediatrics is currently accepting new patients at both our Syracuse and Kaysville locations. You can schedule a prenatal consultation or newborn visit directly through our website.
What does the class actually cover?
The class runs in two connected sessions. The first covers your hospital stay and first days home—feeding basics, sleep safety, common newborn conditions, and your well-child visit schedule. The second session focuses on breastfeeding and newborn feeding: latch, supply, pumping, formula, and troubleshooting. Both sessions are included in the same evening.
We already have one child. Is this class still worth attending?
Often, yes—especially if you had breastfeeding challenges the first time, or if you have questions you didn’t have answers to before. The feeding session in particular tends to be useful for returning parents. You’re welcome either way.
Ready to Register?
Classes fill up. Choose a location below and lock in your seat—it’s free, and it takes less than two minutes.