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Support For Children Born During Lockdown Home > Support For Children Born During Lockdown

and Emotional Development Emotional Development 2 - 5 Year Olds Children's Sleep Playing

Parental Relationships Home > Emotional Health > Parental Emotional Health > Parental Relationships

the children, hold hands, have a cuddle before you go to sleep. Do jobs around the house together. to to bed at a regular time. Turn off screens an hour before sleep – the blue light gets in the way of sleep hormone production. Maybe you could have a chat instead? Try and get exercise every day. and helps produce ‘feel good hormones’. Helps you sleep better Will increase your energy level

Threadworm Home > Child Development & Additional Needs > Toileting > Threadworm

Threadworms are small worms in poo which can cause itching around the bottom. Threadworms are common in children and can spread easily if not treated. You may notice your child itching and they may struggle to sleep at night because of it. Threadworms can be treated at home and children can still go to school if they have threadworm.Treating ThreadwormMedicine kills the threadworms, but not the eggs. Threadworm eggs can live up to two weeks outside the body. You will need to treat everyone

Making A Safe Home For Your Growing Family Home > Pregnancy & Early Days > Having A Baby > Making A Safe Home For Your Growing Family

at night and when you are tired. Babies should only sleep in something that has been designed for a baby to sleep in. This is because it reduces the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (Cot Death. as possible as they sleep. Make sure the cot / Moses basket / crib is safe. Place their cot away from. it would pass todays safety standards. Read more about safer sleep A Safe Nursery Room Temperature

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

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Care of Next Infant Support Home > Pregnancy & Early Days > Having A Baby > Care of Next Infant Support

is; Make sure your baby does not get too hot. Make sure your baby has a safe place to sleep and has the right bedding. Always put your baby to sleep on their back with their feet at the bottom. safer sleep Preparing For Your New Baby Once Baby is Here No one wants to think that they might have

Growth & Development Home > Child Development & Additional Needs > Babies Needing Extra Care > Growth & Development

goes home you should follow the advice for all babies that they sleep on their backs on a flat, firm mattress. This is the safest way for your baby to sleep to keep the risk of sudden infant death (SIDs) low. Read more about safer sleep Head Shape Some parents worry about their babies head shape

Healthy Child Programme Services 5-19 Home > Our Services > Healthy Child Programme Services 5-19

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Baby Teeth Home > Healthy Lifestyles > Teeth and Toothbrushing > Baby Teeth

babies sleep with a bottle or sippy cup.  Switch to an open top cup or a non-valve beaker from six. of teeth and the shape of the mouth. If your baby uses a dummy; Try to keep dummies for sleep time

Understanding Your Child's Behaviour Home > Child Development & Additional Needs > Behaviour & Sleep > Understanding Your Child's Behaviour

of parenting, sleep, temper tantrums and communication. Learning is split the following sections.. Behaviour & Sleep