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The Healthy Child Service focuses on the health and development of your child. We will get in touch to review your child’s development at the following key stages:
At 6-8 weeks
9-12
Toddlers
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time with other children is valuable for communication development. This could be;
toddler groups. some of the activities and ideas to support your child's communication development.
If your child. skill development. If You Are Worried This self-care resource is based on the ages and stages of children's communication development.
Answer questions about your child and the results you get will include information most useful to support their language development.
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Every weekday morning - 10-12
Every weekday you are able to speak to a Healthy Child Service clinician via video call about your child aged 0-19.You can get advice about;
Infant feeding
Healthy lifestyles
Child development
Emotional health
Behaviour and sleep
Toileting
Anything else you are concerned about.
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Playing With Other Children
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Teenage Brain
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The teenage years are the biggest period of brain development for your child since babyhood.
The brain has to become more efficient and begin its journey to adult functioning. The well used. during puberty and continue until mid 20’s. As with all body changes and stages of development. of development, but can create risky situations. Teenagers are even more likely to take risks when. online community forum below.
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