Your baby should still be sharing a room with you and be put to sleep on their back. If your baby can roll you should still put them down to sleep on their back. If they roll in their sleep then try not to worry they are mobile enough to change t... This sleep happens in smaller sessions... All babies develop a sleep pattern in their own time and it is still early days. By the time children are a year old, they may be more able to sleep through the night

The nurse will ask about: Physical health - conditions, medications, allergies, hearing, dental and eye health (bring details of previous visits to the dentist or optician), immunisations, sleep, toileting, eating, physical activity, height and weight check Education and development - school support (EHCP/PEP), learning needs and aspirations, communication and friendships, motor skills, focus and attention Emotional health - how you are feeling,