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Baby health and development
Accidents within the home are one of the leading causes of injury and even death for babies and young children. Here, in conjunction with the British Red Cross, we provide some...
Your baby will undergo several health checks aimed at detecting conditions or abnormalities. Here we look at postnatal screening and testing.
Here we look at the signs, symptoms and possible consequences of developmental dysplasia of the hip, which affects between one and three per cent of newborns.
Here we look at baby immunisations and discuss the risks and benefits of immunisation to help you make an informed choice for your child.
Teething is a natural part of your baby’s growth and development. It can be painful for babies though so here we look at ways you can help and perhaps make tooth-brushing fun.
Colic, or infant colic, is a common condition that affects as many as one in five babies. Here we look at what you can do to help your baby.
All babies move and develop at a different pace. Here we explore the stages and see how parents can support their child’s development.
Here we look at life with your 3-6 month old. How might you be feeling, what changes can you expect and what support is available?
This article looks at ‘flat head syndrome’ outlining symptoms, possible causes and treatment.
Babies and young children have skin that is far more delicate than adults and will burn or scald much more easily. This article has information on what to do if your child gets...
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