What is the format of the 'Toni Harman – The Infant Microbiome & Epigenetics' online course?

The course is delivered entirely online through a series of video lectures, supported by downloadable resources and quizzes to reinforce learning. Students can access the materials at their own pace, allowing flexibility to fit their schedule.

What main skills will I gain from taking this course?

You will gain a deep understanding of the infant microbiome and its role in early development, knowledge of epigenetic mechanisms influencing infant health, and the ability to interpret scientific research in this emerging field, equipping you to apply these insights in healthcare, research, or parenting contexts.

Who is the ideal student for this course?

This course is ideal for healthcare professionals, researchers, new or expecting parents, and anyone interested in early childhood development and microbiology who wants to expand their knowledge about how microbiomes and epigenetics impact infant health.

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Toni Harman – The Infant Microbiome & Epigenetics

THE INFANT MICROBIOME & EPIGENETICS

Approved for 9 HOURS CPD / CE / CERPs. Featuring 11 professors. Evidence-based science that supports vaginal birth, skin-to-skin and exclusive breastfeeding.

“Loved loved loved this! Have been bragging about this course to colleagues; truly one of the MOST interesting lectures I’ve heard in a few decades “

– Susan Small, MSN, APRN, NNP-BC, IBCLC, Putnam, CT, USA

“I wholeheartedly recommend this course for dietitians working with women, ante- or post-natally, supporting breastfeeding, infant feeding and childhood nutrition”

– Carine Henry RD, Paediatric Specialist, Freelance and Consultant Dietitian, UK

“The presentation, the evolution of each step, the simple language, the combination of video, PDFs and downloads made this an OUTSTANDING course”

– Roxane Provence Thompson, doula, Mill Valley, California, USA

THE INFANT MICROBIOME

& EPIGENETICS

(MICROBIRTH ONLINE COURSE 9 x 60 MINS)

9 hour go-at-your-own-pace course

For health professionals

What do students think of this course?

“A brilliant resources for midwives!”

“Excellent! Have already recommended it!!!!”

“Scientifically ground-breaking, but not difficult to understand”

“Loved the set-up with the videos, objectives, tests etc. Very easy to absorb information”

“This is one of the best online courses I have taken. I loved the interviews and the summaries. ”

I want to blast this information to my entire community. Love it!”

“Really well done, fun, interesting, insightful.”

About This Course

THE INFANT MICROBIOME AND EPIGENETICS is a 9 hour easy-to-understand accredited online course designed to bring you up to speed with the latest evidence-based research.

Not just that, but you will learn from 11 world-leading professors from top universities including Cornell, NYU, King’s College London and Imperial College London.

Remember, this is the science explored in our multi award-winning MICROBIRTH movie, that strongly supports vaginal birth (when possible), immediate skin-to-skin and exclusive breastfeeding.

Key Features

* Unlimited access for 3 years so you can go at your own pace

* Evidence-based, easy-to-understand & easy-to-digest

* 34 high quality short videos featuring 11 world-leading professors

* Format: 9 x 60 min sessions featuring visual presentations, 34 short videos, graded tests, student discussion forums and full set of downloadable handouts including printable Certificate of Completion

YOU WILL BE LEARNING FROM

11 WORLD-LEADING PROFESSORS

& 2 LACTATION EXPERTS

MARTIN BLASER

Muriel G. and George W. Singer Professor of Translational Medicine, Director Human Microbiome Program, New York University Langone Medical Center and author Missing Microbes

MARIA GLORIA DOMINGUEZ-BELLO

Henry Rutgers Professor of Microbiome and Health, Department of Biochemistry and Microbiology, and of Anthropology, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

RODNEY DIETERT

Emeritus Professor of Immunotoxicology, Cornell University and author The Human Superorganism

SUE CARTER

Professor & Executive Director, Kinsey Institute

ANITA KOZYRSKYJ

Professor, Dept. of Pediatrics, University of Alberta

PHILIP STEER

Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics, Imperial College London

ALEECA BELL

Associate Professor, University of Illinois at Chicago

LESLEY PAGE

Visiting Professor of Midwifery, Kings College London

HANNAH DAHLEN

Professor of Midwifery, Western Sydney University

JACQUELYN TAYLOR

Vernice D Ferguson Professor in Heath Equity, New York University

GREGOR REID

Professor of Microbiology, Immunology & Surgery, University of Western Ontario

LAUREL WILSON, IBCLC

International breastfeeding speaker

Co-author of bestselling books: The Greatest Pregnancy Ever and The Attachment Pregnancy

MAUREEN MINCHIN

Author of Milk Matters: Infant Feeding and Immune Disorders

103 VISUAL-BASED LESSONS

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33 VIDEOS FEATURING 11 PROFESSORS & 2 LACTATION EXPERTS

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Course Curriculum

THE INFANT MICROBIOME & EPIGENETICS
START HERE: INFANT MICROBIOME AND EPIGENETICS

Hello and welcome

Course instructions

How does the course work?

Summary of Contents

List of professors and lactation experts

Speaker Disclosure & Conflict of Interest Declaration Forms

Notes on copyright, gender and spelling

Legal Disclaimer 1

Legal Disclaimer 2

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Session 1. Introduction to the microbiome

1. Session One – Objectives

2. VIDEO: Introduction to the science of childbirth (2:53)

3. Explanation of the human microbiome

4. VIDEO: What is the microbiome? (5:42)

5. Microbiome and human health

6. VIDEO: Connection between the microbiome and human health (5:51)

7. How humans are impacting the microbiome

8. VIDEO: Concerns for the future (4:34)

9. To safeguard human health

10. VIDEO: Potential importance of microbes during conception (1:56)

11. Session One – Downloads

12. Session One – Test

13. Session One: Discussion Forum and Reflection on Learning

Session 2. Microbiome and pregnancy

1. Session Two – objectives

2. VIDEO: The microbiome and pregnancy (2:03)

3. Maternal heritage and Group B Strep (GBS)

4. VIDEO: How a mother’s microbiome changes during pregnancy (2:31)

5. How a mother’s microbiome changes during pregnancy

6. VIDEO: Focus on potential prenatal exposures during pregnancy (6:05)

7. Fetus exposed to microbes during pregnancy

8. Session Two – Downloads

9. Session Two – Test

10. Session Two: Discussion Forum and Reflection on Learning

Session 3. Microbiome and vaginal birth

1. Session Three – Objectives

2. VIDEO: The microbiome and vaginal birth (4:01)

3. Main seeding event for vaginal birth

4. VIDEO: The microbiome and the developing immune system (5:18)

5. Microbiome and development of the infant immune system

6. VIDEO: The progression of microbes in pregnancy, birth & infancy (3:38)

7. One chance for immune training

8. Session Three – Downloads

9. Session Three – Test

10. Session Three: Discussion Forum and Reflection on Learning

Session 4. Microbiome and C-section

1. Session Four – objectives

2. VIDEO: The microbiome and C-section (7:26)

3. Potential impact of C-section on infant microbiome

4. VIDEO: C-section and longer term health problems (3:19)

5. C-section and increased risk of non-communicable disease

6. VIDEO: Association or causation? (3:04)

7. Possible solutions for babies born by C-section?

8. VIDEO: C-section and ‘swab-seeding’ (7:12)

9. Session Four – Downloads

10. Session Four – Test

11. Session Four: Discussion Forum and Reflection on Learning

Session 5. Microbiome and breastfeeding

1. Session Five – objectives

2. VIDEO: Benefits of skin-to-skin (5:21)

3. Breast milk as perfect first food

4. VIDEO: The microbiome and breast milk (4:41)

5. Human milk oligosaccharides and other components

6. VIDEO: Breast milk and the development of infant immune system (4:15)

7. The impact of formula feeding

8. VIDEO: The impact of formula feeding on infant health (2:22)

9. Session Five – Downloads

10. Session Five – Test

11. Session Five: Discussion Forum and Reflection on Learning

Session 6. Epigenetics and pregnancy

1. Session Six – objectives

2. VIDEO: The difference between epigenetics and genetics (3:38)

3. Explanation of epigenetics

4. VIDEO: Focus on epigenetics and pregnancy (6:42)

5. Epigenetic impact during pregnancy

6. VIDEO: Stress in pregnancy (4:13)

7. Session Six – Downloads

8. Session Six – Test

9. Session Six: Discussion Forum and Reflection on Learning

Session 7. Epigenetics and childbirth

1. Session Seven – objectives

2. VIDEO: Epigenetic Impact In Childbirth Hypothesis (EPIIC Hypothesis) (5:16)

3. Explanation of EPIIC Hypothesis

4. VIDEO: Views on EPIIC Hypothesis – Jacquelyn Taylor (3:16)

5. Evidence for epigenetic changes during childbirth

6. VIDEO: Views on EPIIC Hypothesis – Hannah Dahlen (3:04)

7. Urgent need for more research

8. Session Seven – Downloads

9. Session Seven – Test

10. Session Seven: Discussion Forum and Reflection on Learning

Session 8. Epigenetics and breastfeeding

1. Session Eight – objectives

2. VIDEO: Breast milk as baby’s first food (2:33)

3. Breastfeeding prevents disease

4. VIDEO: Epigenetics and breast milk (2:27)

5. Research into epigenetics and breastfeeding

6. VIDEO: Breastfeeding provides more than breast milk (3:34)

7. Formula feeding and epigenetics

8. VIDEO: Guilt and infant feeding (1:26)

9. Session Eight – Downloads

10. Session Eight – Test

11. Session Eight: Discussion Forum and Reflection on Learning

Session 9. Science of oxytocin

1. Session Nine – objectives

2. VIDEO: What is oxytocin? (5:44)

3. Explanation of oxytocin

4. VIDEO: Optimal conditions for release of oxytocin (1:45)

5. Role of oxytocin in childbirth

6. VIDEO: The history of synthetic oxytocin (4:33)

7. Use of synthetic oxytocin

8. VIDEO: Common use of synthetic oxytocin (2:46)

9. Synthetic oxtocin and risks for long-term health

10. VIDEO: Explanation of research into synthetic oxytocin (4:33)

11. Session Nine – Downloads

12. Session Nine – Test

13. Session Nine: Discussion Forum and Reflection on Learning

Evaluation Form, Certificate of Completion & Course Downloads

Student Evaluation Form

Scientific References – All sessions – Download

Extra reading and viewing list

Course handouts – All sessions – Download

Certificate of Completion

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