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It can be confusing and worrying if you need to take any medication whilst you are breastfeeding your baby. Sometimes it is not clear if the medication is safe when you read the leaflet inside the packet. The Breastfeeding Network have produced some Drugs Factsheets to help with this.  Recreational drugs or alcohol may make you unable to care for your baby safely. Some medications may make you feel very drowsy. Please do not co-sleep with your baby if you have taken medication, used drugs

or even to sleep better. These formulas are often casein based, which is harder for babies to digest

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in behaviour. Teenagers tend to challenge boundaries, sleep more, and have the mood changes we expect. confidence. Relationships Sleep Sleep patterns change during puberty. The sleep hormone (called.). This means teenagers often get to sleep later and want to get up later too. It is a biological. and settle down at a reasonable bedtime too. Teenagers need around 9 hours sleep a day. It is good for physical and emotional wellbeing. During sleep a teenager's physical growth happens, controlled

of when they are likely to be hungry and when they sleep. You know the times when they often get. – maybe when you think they are likely to drift off to sleep. Beginning to do bath, pyjamas, milk feed. more about babies sleep  Some days it may not work at all, or there may be things you want or need. active play time into the day – it helps with appetites and sleep. Having routines will help them. at the same time and getting enough sleep. Younger Children You may have previously had routines but found

of parenting, sleep, temper tantrums and communication. Learning is split the following sections. parents and carers, you can join our online community forum below. Behaviour & Sleep