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Filming baby’s general movements at home A quick checklist DOs Use a plain mat/blanket/sheet Complete when baby is awake Baby lying on their back Wearing nappy/diaper only Film above your baby Keep hands and feet in view of camera Hold camera still Film for 3 minutes DON’Ts No lying on side or tummy No toys/distractions No dummies/pacifiers/sucking on hands Try not to talk to your baby Version 1. 04.05.2020. Centre of Research Excellence in Newborn Medicine, Murdoch Children’s Research Institute & The University of Melbourne. All rights reserved. This handout is to be used along with the support of a health professional.
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Filming baby’s general movements at homeA quick checklist
DOs
Use a plain mat/blanket/sheet
Complete when baby is awake
Baby lying on their back
Wearing nappy/diaper only
Film above your baby
Keep hands and feet in view of camera
Hold camera still
Film for 3 minutes
DON’Ts
No lying on side or tummy
No toys/distractions
No dummies/pacifiers/sucking on hands
Try not to talk to your baby
Version 1. 04.05.2020. Centre of Research Excellence in Newborn Medicine, Murdoch Children’s Research Institute & The University of Melbourne. All rights reserved.
This handout is to be used along withthe support of a health professional.
Filming baby’s general movements at homeA quick checklist
Your baby’s film card
This is your baby’s film card. Fill out the details on the day you are filming your baby’s movements. Begin by filming this card for 5 seconds, then continue filming your baby for 3 minutes. If you don’t have a paper copy of this card to write the date on you can film the card as it appears on your screen and then say the date when you start filming.
Date of birth:
Expected date of delivery:
ID number:
Today’s date:
Please film your baby during these dates:
Version 1. 04.05.2020. Centre of Research Excellence in Newborn Medicine, Murdoch Children’s Research Institute & The University of Melbourne. All rights reserved.
