Babies with special care
Special care for babies is sometimes provided on the ordinary postnatal ward and sometimes in a specialist newborn (neonatal) area.
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Special care for babies is sometimes provided on the ordinary postnatal ward and sometimes in a specialist newborn (neonatal) area.
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During your baby’s reviews your health visitor will discuss your baby’s health and development, and ask if you have any concerns. If your baby is ...
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The HANDi Paediatric app gives up-to-date advice about common childhood illnesses and how to treat them. Developed by NHS organisations in Devon, the HANDi Paediatric ...
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Once they’re old enough, you can start encouraging your baby to drink from a cup or beaker. Dieticians and dentists recommend babies start to learn ...
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All pregnant women will receive a personal child health record (PCHR), also known as the ‘red book’, and our antenatal pack. This details the support ...
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Caused by viruses, colds can’t be cured by antibiotics. But you can help relieve the symptoms and support your body as it fights the virus. ...
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The NHS Start for Life website has an essential guide and tools so that you can have a healthy, happy baby. You can find all ...
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Cow’s Milk Allergy (also known as Cow’s Milk Protein Allergy or CMPA) is one of the most common food allergies to affect babies and young ...
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How to keep well after having a baby and where to get support. Includes how to register your baby with a GP, tips for new ...
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Constipation is a decrease in the frequency of bowel movements; characterized by the passing of hardened stools which may be large and associated with straining ...
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