We want thank all the parents who have blogged, viewed, commented and posted videos from our channel.
With your help we have created a movement - but our story is just beginning. By posting in forums or writing a blog, you are helping to have this story heard around the world. A story that began with a mother and her baby.
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( 3 / 264 )The Dunstan Baby Language DVD is the perfect gift for any new parent. Launched on the Oprah Winfrey Show, by learning the 5 sounds all babies use to communicate their needs, babies will cry less and sleep more.
Order now and receive a special Christmas offer on the Dunstan Baby Language DVD - $29.95.
US and Canadian parents click here.
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( 3.1 / 306 )To celebrate Christmas, we are offering a special price on the Dunstan Baby Language DVD. By purchasing online at the Dunstan Baby Store you will only pay $39.95. Australian parents click here. For New Zealand parents please click here.
Dunstan Baby Language teaches parents to identify the 5 sounds that all babies use to communicate their everyday needs. By learning this System mothers and fathers are able to settle their infant faster, resulting in happier babies who sleep more and cry less – something every new parent would wish for this Christmas!
- The Dunstan Baby Team
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( 3 / 275 )We would like to share a wonderful blog we came accross while surfing the net.
"Do you love to see a crying baby? I do. I’m actually looking forward to my baby’s cries. Only after i’ve got my hands on this amazing product, founded by Priscilla Dunstan.
When i was still heavily pregnant, another pregnant friend of mine introduced this product to me and my first thought was, “Okay, it’s just another commercialized baby product in the baby-money-making market.” Boy, I was so wrong! I read articles and books about pregnancy and handling techniques of newborn but today, things proved that those knowledge doesn’t help much in the actual hands-on practice when i have my baby girl in my hands. Things just go crazy when you can’t seem to soothe a crying baby! You end up crying together with the baby and the end result? A chaotic situation for the dad to handle. Ha ha!"
To read the rest of the post simply click here.
Thank you Helen from the Dunstan Baby Team!
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( 3.1 / 260 )October 15 2008 - Dunstan Baby's Margo Kilborn was invited to visit mothers in Tampa FL last month. Hosted by Devine Events, Margo held a 2 hour seminar on the Dunstan System and the benefits the Language offers to parents. The "Do You Speak Baby?" event was covered by Fox News Tampa -
click on the video below to see the story.
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( 3 / 242 )We are pleased to announce the arrival of Dunstan Baby Language in Mexico City through our new local partner Mommy&Me Center. Launching on the 11th of August, Mommy&Me Center offers a broad curriculum of classes for new parents and is one of the very first centers in the world to offer Dunstan Baby Language classes! We wish Debbie and the Mommy&Me team every success. To find out more about Mommy&Me Center or to book classes visit their website www.mommyandmecenter.com or contact the team info@mommyandmecenter.com
Interested in becoming accredited to teach Dunstan Baby Language Classes? Our home-study program is now available world wide. Contact us at infantcare@dunstanbaby.com for further details.
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( 3 / 358 )Today we are excited to share our latest interview on the Dunstan Baby Language DVD with Australia's favourite babywear brand BONDS.
BONDS recently launched a wonderful online community for parents, 'Bumps and Baby' which features forums and news and includes interviews with a variety of people talking about different parenting topics. They'll be chatting with celebrities, doctors, nutritionists and everyday parents.
Keeping an Aussie theme, the iconic brand conducted a Q&A with Dunstan Baby's Marketing Director Ellesha Kirby about the Australian discovery of "the secret language of babies".
For more interviews from around the world click HERE
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( 3.1 / 392 )This week we are excited to invite you to check out another positive review from BabyZone.
BabyZone is one of most respected and informative infant care advice sites in the world with over 2 million parents visiting online monthly. Click here to read the 10 page slide show article.
It's amazing how 5 'words' can have so many parents talking!
Enjoy!
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( 2.9 / 428 )Since Priscilla's discovery was announced on Oprah, mothers and fathers have been talking about the 'secret language of babies' and trying it out for themselves. Click here to read a review of the Dunstan Baby Language DVD on parenting advice mega-site Minti.
If you have yet to experience the Dunstan System, check out the YouTube video below for a sample of the first word of the Dunstan Baby Language, 'Neh' = 'I'm Hungry'. The System also covers the words your newborn will use for 'Tiredness', 'Need to Burp', 'Lower Wind Pain' and 'Discomfort'.
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( 3.5 / 408 )'Your Health With Dr. Rhonda Low', a health and medical news program for CTV Canada, featured an episode on Dunstan Baby Language. Our very own Sarah Alexander was part of the interview.
CTVBC .CAThu Mar. 20 2008 17:36:42
Some parents are trying out a new technique in the hopes of unlocking the meaning behind their infant's cry. "Dunstan baby language is a language that Priscilla Dunstan, from Australia, has deciphered the different sounds that infants make, so from 0 to 3 months," said Sarah Alexander, a Registered Nurse and practitioner of Dunstan Baby Language.
Alexander teaches Dunstan baby language in the Lower Mainland and says there are five distinctive sounds that babies make to communicate with their parents."The 'neh' or the 'nah' sound and it is based on the sucking reflex so the tongue hits the roof of the mouth," she said.
And when babies are tired, their mouth will make an oval shape and they will make the 'owh' sound. If they have upper abdominal gas, that is when the parent can try burping them. Dunstan baby language also identifies lower abdominal pain. When babies are uncomfortable, they'll make an 'heh' sound.
"So it is basically understanding what the baby is saying prior to that hysterical crying point and then hopefully they will not get there," said Alexander.
Liz Weir has been using Dunstan Baby Language with her newborn, Mason.
"It has been very calming because being able to understand what he needs gives myself and my husband a little bit more confidence," she said.
And the techniques appear to be working.
"To be able to communicate with an infant at this age was unheard of for so long ... see ... he needs to burp," she said.
Tammy from the Dunstan Baby Team
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