54 physician-led lessons covering the medical conditions, milestones, and middle-of-the-night questions that actually keep new parents up at night — plus 90 days of on-demand access to Ask Dr. Buller.
Nobody warned you about the diapers that would make you Google "is blue poop normal?" at midnight. Or the crying that goes on for three hours every evening for no apparent reason. Or the rash that appeared out of nowhere, or the milestone your baby hit two months earlier than expected, or the one they still haven't hit.
You Googled. You found seventeen conflicting answers, two of which were terrifying, and none of which actually told you what to do.
And somewhere in the back of your mind you're asking the question that almost every new parent asks and nobody wants to say out loud:
"Should I be worried?"
The Newborn Survival Bundle is built to answer those questions. Not with generic reassurance — with actual, physician-led information you can use.
54 lessons. Every major topic in the first year.
Short, practical videos (the kind you can actually watch during a feed or a nap). Backed by PDF guides you can save, search, and come back to.
Common medical conditions — what's actually going on when your baby is sick, what to do about it at home, and when to go in
When to go to the ER vs. manage at home — the triage framework I use in the emergency department, translated for parents
Colic — why it happens, what actually helps, and how to get through it without losing your mind
Normal development — milestones by age, what early and late really mean, and when something is worth mentioning to your doctor
Development-boosting activities — simple, evidence-based activities organized by age that take minutes, not hours
Baby gear — what you actually need, what you don't, and what the research says about the products everyone keeps recommending
Safety and SIDS — evidence-based, non-judgmental, and realistic — including safe sleep in the real world, not just the ideal version
Diapers — what's normal, what's not, and the surprisingly wide range of "fine" that nobody prepares you for
Plus: 90-day free trial of Ask Dr. Buller
Ask Dr. Buller is your personal AI assistant trained on physician-led parenting content.
Available 24/7. No waitlist. No judgment. Answers the questions you'd call the clinic about — without making you wait three days for a callback.
Value: $57 CAD (3 months at $19/month). Included free with the bundle.
*For general information purposes only and not personalized medical advice. Ask Dr. Buller should not replace the advice of your healthcare team.
You're pregnant or newly postpartum and you want to feel prepared, not just hopeful
You've already Googled a symptom and scared yourself — and you want a better option for next time
You want to know what's normal vs. what warrants a call without having to figure it out under pressure
You're tired of advice that assumes you have unlimited time, sleep, and emotional bandwidth
You want real information from a physician — not a mommy blog, not a Reddit thread, not a search engine
I'm Dr. Buller — emergency physician, labour and delivery doctor, and mom of two practicing in rural Ontario.
I've spent years watching parents leave the hospital with a healthy baby and no roadmap. The questions don't stop at discharge. The anxiety doesn't stop at the two-week visit. And the information that would actually help is either buried in medical literature nobody has time to read, scattered across a dozen different websites, or delivered in the kind of clinical language that doesn't translate to 3am with a screaming baby.
I built this bundle because the information exists. It just wasn't in a format that was accessible, honest, or actually useful when you needed it.
"My baby is already a few months old. Is it too late?"
No. The bundle covers the full first year and most of the questions it answers don't have an expiry date. If you're still in the first twelve months — or pregnant and want to get ahead of it — it's relevant.
"Can't I just Google this stuff?"
You can. But you already know how that goes. The bundle gives you physician-reviewed answers organized by topic so you're not wading through conflicting information at 2am trying to figure out what's trustworthy.
"What's the difference between this and the book?"
The book is a broad first-year overview — great as a reference. The bundle goes deeper on medical topics, adds video explanation, includes the PDF guides, and comes with the 90-day chatbot trial. If you have the book, the bundle still adds significant value. If you don't have the book, the bundle covers the medical and development content more thoroughly.
"What happens after the 90-day chatbot trial?"
Ask Dr. Buller is $19 CAD/month if you want to continue. No automatic charge — you choose. The course and PDF guides are yours to keep either way.
If you work through the content and don't find it helpful, email me within 30 days and I'll refund you. No hoops. No questions. info@vitalswithdrbuller.com
54 lessons. PDF guides. 90 days of on-demand physician support. Immediate access.
Get the Newborn Survival Bundle — $97 CAD
Everything unlocks immediately after purchase. The Ask Dr. Buller trial starts the same day.
This is your calm, practical guide to the most common newborn illnesses and kid-life mishaps. I’ll walk you through what to watch for, what you can safely do at home, and the symptoms that should move you from “monitoring” to “calling/going in”—from fevers and colds to rashes, pink eye, breathing issues, cord concerns, and bumps/bruises.
Colic can make even confident parents feel helpless. In this section, we’ll break down what colic actually is (and what it isn’t), how to recognize patterns, and practical soothing techniques you can try right away. We’ll also cover potential contributing factors/solutions—and the red flags that mean this isn’t “just colic” and your baby should be assessed.
Diapers are basically your baby’s daily health report—and they can be weirdly stressful. In this section, we’ll do a quick orientation to what matters, then move into poop hacks (how to make diaper life easier, what helps, what’s worth ignoring), and poop surprises—the stuff that freaks parents out but is often normal (plus the clear red flags that should be assessed).
Safety advice online can feel intense—and sometimes contradictory. In this section, we’ll cover the big-ticket newborn safety topics in a clear, practical way: SIDS risk reduction, safe sleep setup, car seat basics, food safety as baby grows, and bath safety. The goal isn’t perfection—it’s knowing what matters most so you can protect your baby without living in fear.
Baby gear is a marketing avalanche—and it’s easy to overbuy out of panic. In this section, we’ll cut through the noise with a simple, practical list of what you actually need (and what you really don’t). We’ll cover car seats, kitchen gear, playmats, and the “nice-to-have” items—plus how to think about creative play so you can spend less, stress less, and still feel fully prepared.
Baby development can feel like a constant comparison game—and it doesn’t have to. In this section, we’ll walk through what to expect at 2, 4, 6, 9, and 12 months: the common milestones, what variations are normal, and the signs that are worth checking in about. We’ll also cover key parenting milestones (the practical “this changes everything” moments) so you can feel prepared without obsessing over timelines.