A child health nurse supports you once you are home from hospital with a newborn baby. Learn more about their role and how they can help you.

Your baby's infant health record is a book that notes details of their health, growth and development. Bring it to all your baby's appointments.

Your local child health centre offers health checks, immunisations and parenting advice. Find out more about how they can support you and your baby.

Paediatricians diagnose, treat and provide care for babies, kids and teenagers; including illnesses and physical, mental and behavioural development.

The Child Care Subsidy is a payment designed to help with the costs of child care. Find out whether you are eligible for the Child Care Subsidy.

Routine health checks with a child health nurse or GP will check your child's growth and development and keep up to date with their routine vaccinations.

The child care you choose is very important. Learn about child care options, costs, financial assistance available and how to prepare your child.

Learn more about the options for education for your child in rural areas from childcare facilities and early learning programs to going to school.

Deciding to return to work after having a baby can be a big change for everyone. Find some practical tips to help you make this decision.

Medicare provides all Australians (and some overseas visitors) access to a wide range of health and hospital services at low or no cost.