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Healthy & Safe Babies and Children

Healthy and Safe Babies, Toddlers & Preschoolers

Guidance, information and practical tips are provided here for parents, caregivers, and early childhood personnel on a range of health and safety issues and topics for infants, toddlers and young children.

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When a Child Has a Nose Bleed for No Apparent Reason

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Tips for Enjoying Fireworks Safely and also for Helping Children Keep their Pets Safe

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Recommended Ways for Protecting Children's Skin, Eyes, and Health from the Harmful Effects of the Sun

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Vaccination Changes and Immunisation Information, Issues, and Help

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Controlled Crying to Train Children to Settle Themselves to Sleep: Giving Clarity to Conflicting Opinions

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Cough and Cold Medicines for Young Children - Problems & Recommendations

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Technology Warnings - 3D Movies/TVs, Eco-bulbs & Florescent Lighting, Mobile Phones

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Head Lice and Nits - Can be Dealt with Easily and Openly

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Helping Children to Eat Healthily and Get Active

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What to Do When Parents Insist on Unwell Children Attending

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How Breastfeeding Friendly is Your Early Childhood Service Really? Read More ...

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