Why is movement important for babies and children?
Infants and young children need to move. It is one of the important keys to later learning. Find out how moving stimulates the development of the brain.
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7 ways to care for your newborn’s skin
It is so important to protect your baby's skin. Here are seven tips for caring for your newborn baby's sensitive skin ...
Immunisation schedule and clinics
The National Immunisation Program Schedule outlines the recommended vaccines for Australian children. Find your local immunisation clinic.
Does your baby have a flat head? Tips for prevention and treatment
Flat head syndrome – also called plagiocephaly – affects one in 10 babies but it’s easy to prevent and treat if you start early. Here are some tips ...
Allergies in babies and children – updated infant feeding advice
Any child can develop an allergy but there are factors that appear to increase a child's risk as well as ways you can help reduce the risk. Here is the most recent advice ...
We partner with the Nutricia Careline to help make your lives easier
We have partnered with the Nutricia Careline so mums, dads and carers can connect with registered midwives, dieticians and nutritionists through phone, email, live chat and Facebook.
The benefits of skin-to-skin contact after birth
That first cuddle with your new baby is a magical time, but did you know it's also an important time for your health and the health of your newborn?
How to use a nasal aspirator on your baby
A nasal aspirator is a little tool that may be used to clear away excess mucous that might be clogging up your baby's nose. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to use one ...
Babywearing – the TICKS rule and sling safety
A sling can work miracles when you're trying to soothe a baby but it is important that you know how to position your baby safely in a sling to prevent suffocation.
When will my baby start teething?
Some babies may sprout their first little toothy peg when they're just four months old while others are still 'all gums' on their first birthday.
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