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Videos, Podcasts & Apps Home > Healthy Lifestyles > Infant Feeding > Breastfeeding > Videos, Podcasts & Apps

Might Want to Put the Baby Books Down --> Should Babies Sleep Through the Night. & Sleep --> Breastfeeding Podcasts Boobing it All things Breastfeeding  Apps Lullaby Trust Baby

Gro Health Home > Our Services > Gro Health

nutrition, physical activity, and sleep to help you stay a healthy weight. What’s Included in Gro.. Better Sleep We know sleep has a big impact on our health, so make use of bedtime stories, guided meditations, music to sleep to and sleep education, to help get that all-important shut-eye.How Can I

Norfolk Steps Home > Child Development & Additional Needs > Behaviour & Sleep > Norfolk Steps

The Norfolk County Council Steps team have developed a series of online sessions to support families. The sessions are created using tested methods and approaches already used in schools. They will help you understand: The use of positive language That your child's behaviour is a way of telling you their needs Consistency (doing things regularly to build good habits) Positive relationships. Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Behaviour & Sleep

Occupational Therapy For Parents & Carers Home > Occupational Therapy For Parents & Carers

These OT tools and strategies have been designed and published by the Norfolk & Waveney Paediatric Occupational Therapy Service. They aim to provide advice, strategies and equipment ideas to support children develop independence in everyday skills and to promote successful participation in both school and home life. Introduction to Occupational Therapy Personal Care Behaviour & Sleep Learning, Playing & Exploring Socialising & Relationships Sensory Regulation Emotional Regulation

New Baby Home > Pregnancy & Early Days > New Baby

New Baby - First Days At Home Early Days Newborn Jaundice Infant Feeding Tongue Tie Keeping Babies The Right Temperature Advice On Taking Your Baby Home Communication With Your Baby Safer Sleep For Babies All Babies Cry Marks on Babies Introducing Your Children To Your New Baby New Baby - Parental Health & Wellbeing Pelvic Health After Pregnancy Sexual Health & Contraception Every Relationship Matters In Norfolk Domestic Abuse Parental Postnatal Mood New Baby

Pathway to Parenting Session 2 Home > Our Services > Pathway To Parenting > Pathway to Parenting Session 2

Welcome to Session 2 of Pathway to Parenting. During the session you can pause at any time to take part in an activity or watch a video clip.This session will cover The Healthy Child Service. Having a Healthy Lifestyle. Responsive feeding. Safer sleep. Watch these videos to support your learning. Helpful Videos Breastfeeding Dads Role In Breastfeeding Bottle Feeding Mixed Feeding Dads Being Involved Baby Cues Feeling prepared for labour. Labour, surges and positions for labour. When nature

Pathway to Parenting Session 1 Home > Our Services > Pathway To Parenting > Pathway to Parenting Session 1

Responsive feeding Safer sleep Go to session 2 Session 2 will cover Pathway To Parenting

What Do I Really Need for My Baby Home > Pregnancy & Early Days > Having A Baby > What Do I Really Need for My Baby

to sleep with safe bedding A safety seat to travel in vehicles Something to be taken out and about. – it is exciting choosing things for your baby. Dive Deeper A Safe Place To Sleep Babies should only sleep in something that has been especially designed for a baby to sleep in. This is because it reduces. of anything other than bed linen. This keeps your baby as safe as possible as they sleep. You should not let your baby sleep on a chair or sofa You should not use pillows, baby nests or cot bumpers Bed linen

Protecting Babies Is Everyone's Business Home > Staying Safe > Staying Safe Around Others > Protecting Babies Is Everyone's Business

Babies are fragile and everyone has a responsibility to keep them safe from harm. As a parent or carer, looking after a newborn baby can sometimes be challenging. Babies rely on you to care for them, but they can't easily let you know what they want or need. It is important for you to be able to cope when things get tough and be able to respond to your baby. Our Safer Sleep and All Babies Cry. Safer Sleep All Babies Cry Marks on Babies Baby Safety - What You Should Know Babies should always