Learning how to use the new car seat is often the last step in preparing for the arrival of a new baby. In the chaos and excitement before the baby is born, this isn't always done well or at all. Car seats often come with lengthy instructions that parents may not read or fully understand, causing many car seats to be used incorrectly. The Southlake Department of Public Safety provides expectant and new parents an opportunity to demonstrate the proper use and installation of a car seat.

Learning how to use the new car seat is often the last step in preparing for the arrival of a new baby. In the chaos and excitement before the baby is born, this isn't always done well or at all. Car seats often come with lengthy instructions that parents may not read or fully understand, causing many car seats to be used incorrectly. The Southlake Department of Public Safety provides expectant and new parents an opportunity to demonstrate the proper use and installation of a car seat.

Learning how to use the new car seat is often the last step in preparing for the arrival of a new baby. In the chaos and excitement before the baby is born, this isn't always done well or at all. Car seats often come with lengthy instructions that parents may not read or fully understand, causing many car seats to be used incorrectly. The Southlake Department of Public Safety provides expectant and new parents an opportunity to demonstrate the proper use and installation of a car seat.

Installing and using a car seat correctly is a crucial step in preparing for your baby's arrival. With all the excitement and distractions before birth, many parents don’t get the chance to review the instructions thoroughly, leading to common installation mistakes. This class, offered by the Southlake Department of Public Safety, gives expectant and new parents the opportunity to: • Learn proper car seat installation • Practice correct usage with guidance from safety professionals

This class for expectant parents focuses on the joys and common concerns of breastfeeding. Information includes the benefits for mothers and babies, initiating feedings, maintaining a milk supply and other practical considerations. Discussion includes basic breastfeeding knowledge and its importance, latch and positioning, breast care, breast milk storage and breastfeeding lifestyle. Registration fee includes a partner. This class is taught by an IBCLC

Breastfeeding Support Group - Grapevine: Virtual This support group is for mothers who have delivered their babies.