Prepare your dog for your baby, one calm step at a time.

The trimester-by-trimester plan for expecting parents with a dog, plus a homecoming plan and safety rules for the first 3 months.

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Does this sound like you?

Your dog has been your baby for years, and you worry how they'll take it.
They jump on you, bark at the doorbell or pull on walks, and you can't picture that with a stroller.
They follow you everywhere, and the nursery will be off-limits.
Someone already said "you'll have to rehome the dog."
You don't know when to start, or what to do first.
You want your dog AND your baby safe and happy.

Most problems between dogs and babies come from surprise. Spread the changes over months, and your dog has time to adjust.

New smells, new sounds, new rules and less attention, all at once, is a lot for any dog. This plan introduces them one at a time, before the baby comes home, and gives you clear supervision rules for after.

Classes recommend starting at least 4 months before your due date. This guide lets you start tonight, at your own pace.

How the plan works

Pregnancy

Prepare

Trimester-by-trimester steps: house rules, gates, a dog retreat zone, sounds, smells and baby gear.

Skills

Teach

Go to your mat, leave it, gentle off, walking next to a stroller and waiting at doors, 5 minutes a day.

Baby is home

Homecoming

A Day 1 plan, the supervision rule in practice, special time for your dog, and the warning signs to watch.

What's inside

Chapter 1 — What changes for your dog. Routine, attention, space, sounds, gear, and when to start each.
Chapter 2 — Pregnancy timeline. What to do in each trimester.
Chapter 3 — The 5 skills that make life with a baby easier. Step by step.
Chapter 4 — Homecoming. The first meeting, done calmly.
Chapter 5 — The first 3 months. Supervision, special time and warning signs.
Bonus — 6 printable tools: Pregnancy Prep Checklist, Supervision Rules for the fridge, Dog Care Plan for the hospital stay, Stress Signals, Homecoming Plan, 12-Week Log.

Is this for you?

You're expecting (or planning) a baby and you have a dog.
Your dog is generally friendly but you want to prepare them well.
You want a kind, reward-based plan.
You can practice 5–10 minutes a day.

Get a certified professional now if your dog has ever bitten, snapped or growled at a person, guards food or toys, or is very fearful of children. This guide doesn't replace an in-person assessment.

Calm Nursery: Dog Meets Baby

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Trimester-by-trimester preparation
The 5 skills, step by step
The homecoming plan for Day 1
Clear supervision rules for the first 3 months
6 printable tools

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Questions

When should I start?

As early as possible. Many steps work best 4+ months before the due date, but every step helps, even in the last weeks.

My dog is very gentle. Do I really need this?

Even gentle dogs can be stressed by a newborn's sounds and the change in routine. Preparing early keeps your dog calm and your baby safe.

Will this tell me how to let my dog and baby play?

It focuses on safety and calm: supervision, distance and good associations. Dogs and babies should never be left alone together.

What if my dog growls at the baby?

Separate them, never punish the growl, and contact a certified professional right away. The guide explains what to watch for.

Does it use punishment?

No. The plan is 100% reward-based.

How do I get it?

Right after checkout you'll get a download link on screen and by email.