Module 1: Introduction to Baby Behavior   Welcome to Baby Behavior   What You’ll Learn   Breastfeeding, Waking, and Crying   Mom Beliefs That Lead to Overfeeding   Coping with Stress   Focus on Controlling Emotion   Brick Wall   Feeding in Response to Baby Behavior   What Controlling Emotions Looks Like   Informed Decisions   Baby Behavior Works!   Summary Module 2: Just Being Themselves   Just Being Themselves   Big “Secret” of Baby Behavior   Infant States   Crying   Irritable   Quiet Alert   Drowsy   Light Sleep   Deep Sleep   Six States Comparison   Changing States   Summary   Name That State Module 3: Baby Cues and Crying   Baby Cues and Crying   Types of Baby Cues   Engagement Cues   Disengagement Cues   Hunger Cues   Fullness Cluster Cues   Helping Parents Respond to Cues   Recognize Cues   Crying   Hunger and Crying   Crying When Not Hungry   Persistent Crying   Reasons for Persistent Crying   Persistent Crying Tips   Summary   Baby Behavior Detective Module 4: Sleepy Time   Sleepy Time   How Long Babies Sleep   What Parents Think   Tips for Sleepy Parents   Excessive Waking   Infant Sleep States   Infant Sleep Cycles   Newborn Sleep/Wake Cycle   2-3 Month Sleep/Wake Cycle   4+ Month Sleep/Wake Cycle   Benefits of Light Sleep and Night Waking   Sleep Summary   Sleep States Matching Module 5: Physical Activity   Physical Activity   Importance of Physical Activity   Physical Activity Development   Encourage Physical Activity   Summary Module 6: Infant Feeding Misinformation   Infant Feeding Misinformation Introduction   Brian’s Parents   Message Sources   Newborn and Breastfeeding Myths   Parent Beliefs   More Parent Beliefs   First 30 Days Research   Mariana’s Expectations   Unrealistic Expectations   Solutions for Unrealistic Expectations   Sofia, Mariana’s Sister   Lack of Preparation for Breastfeeding   Facts on Breastfeeding and Pumping   Breastfeeding Preparation: Support for Parents   Formula as Solution to Breastfeeding Problems   Why Moms See Formula as a Solution   Infants with Poor Suck   Percentage with Poor Suck   Support for Breastfeeding Problems   Mariana’s Parents   Baby Behavior Problems   Facts on Baby Behavior   Support for Baby Behavior Concerns   Babies Can Be Too “Good”   Summary   Self Check Module 7: Support for Caregivers   Support for Parents   Prenatal Support   Prenatal Support: Crying   Prenatal Support: Sleep   Prenatal Visit Part 1   Rachel’s Response   Prenatal Visit Part 2   Support at the Hospital   Breastfeeding Preparation   Preparing for the Hospital   Supplementation in the Hospital   Supplementation and Breastfeeding   Doctor Feeding Recommendations   Questions for Doctors   Doctor Recommendations   Parent Concerns after Supplementation   Safety Net for Parents   At the Hospital, Part 1   Rachel’s Response   At the Hospital, Part 2   Support at Home   Baby Cues   Newborn Engagement Cues   Newborn Disengagement Cues   Cues for All Caregivers   WIC Office Meeting, Part 1   Rachel’s Response   WIC Office Meeting, Part 2   Support with Family and Friends   Confidence with Family and Friends   Support in Other Places   Support in Other Places   Summary   Self Check Module 8: Caregiver-Infant Interactions   Caregiver-Infant Interactions   Three-Step Interactions   Helping Caregivers Look: Challenges   Look: Challenges in the Clinic   Helping Caregivers Recognize: Challenges   Helping Caregivers Respond: Challenges   Promoting Interactions   Helping Caregivers Look: Solutions   Helping Caregivers Look: What to Say   Helping Caregivers Recognize: What to Say   Helping Caregivers Recognize: Conversation Starters   Provide Basic Information: Recognize   Provide Basic Information: Respond   Helping Caregivers Respond: Repetition to Soothe   Helping Caregivers Respond: What to Say   Helping Caregivers Respond: Helpful Statements   Warning Signs   Caregiver-Infant Interactions Summary   Caregiver-Infant Interactions Video, Part 1   Rachel’s Response   Caregiver-Infant Interactions Video, Part 2 Module 9: WIC Essential Roles   WIC Essential Roles   Frustrated Caregivers   Pair “Should” with “How”   Keep it Simple   Skills You Need   Cautions   Messages to Share: Breastfeeding   Messages to Share: Sleep   Messages to Share: Crying   Messages to Share: Other Messages   Do I Really Have Time?   Conversation Review   Sample Crying Conversation   Top 5 Questions   Summary   Practice Scenario