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Burns, scalds and hot water safety
Find out what to do if your child has a burn or scald, and read about hot water safety and other ways to help prevent burns and scalds.
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Injuries during pregnancy
There are many ways you can be injured during pregnancy. Learn what to do if you’re pregnant and have a fall, accident, burn, or other injury.
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Indigestion and heartburn in pregnancy
Indigestion (dyspepsia) and heartburn are very common during pregnancy. Find out how to recognise, treat and prevent indigestion.
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Sun and heat protection for babies and kids
Babies and kids can easily get sunburnt, even if it's cool or overcast. Read on to learn how to protect your child from heat, dehydration and sunburn.
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Children's nightclothes and safety
Children's nightclothes are now required to have a fire hazard label to help you make safer choices for your children when buying pajamas (pjs).
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Itchy skin in babies and children
Itchy skin is very common in children. It can be caused by skin conditions, infections, bites or allergies. Read about prevention and treatment
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Keeping baby safe
Babies are completely dependent on you for their safety. Here's what you can do to keep them safe.
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Perineal massage
Perineal massage is a technique that can be used during pregnancy to help to stretch the perineum, to reduce the risk of tears when giving birth.
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Passive smoking and vaping
Passive smoke and vapour can damage your health if you breathe it in, especially for babies, children and pregnant women. Learn about the risks.
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How much food at 4 to 5 years?
As your child grows, so will their appetite, but not all kids will eat the same amount of food.
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