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Babies ( Under 1 ) Home > Speech & Language > Talk & Play > Babies ( Under 1 )

for this is that it can slow down speech development. Keep dummies for sleep times as much as you can - distract your

Bereavement Home > Emotional Health > Children & Young People's Emotional Health > Bereavement

. Some people feel very tired and sleep a lot. Don’t worry about this – it is the brains way of taking. some mental health support; You struggle to take care of yourself and your family Your sleep too

Early Days Home > Child Development & Additional Needs > Babies Needing Extra Care > Early Days

the amount of time your baby has a dummy, maybe offering the dummy just at sleep time. Read more about using a dummy when putting your baby down to sleep. When your baby shows feeding readiness signs like

Relationships In Pregnancy Home > Pregnancy & Early Days > Having A Baby > Relationships In Pregnancy

quickly as experts learn new things for example safer sleep advice has changed a lot and reduced

Starting High School Home > School Life > Resources For Families > Starting High School

. Routines Try and maintain a healthy sleep routine. Try and turn off TV’s, phones and games

Starting School Home > School Life > Resources For Families > Starting School

the day. Starting school is tiring and a good night sleep can help your child’s mood and make them more

Coping With Stress Home > Emotional Health > Parental Emotional Health > Coping With Stress

not being able to sleep or sleeping too much. You get headaches and feeling ‘on edge’. Have tummy upsets

Support For You & Your Baby Home > Child Development & Additional Needs > Babies Needing Extra Care > Support For You & Your Baby

’ into your head unexpectedly. Feel anxious a lot of the time and / or can’t sleep. Avoid things

Asthma & Wheezing Home > Childhood Illnesses > Asthma & Wheezing

, eat, play or sleep. What to Do You should first: Sit your child in an upright position Try

Staying Safe In The Sun Home > Staying Safe > Staying Safe Outside > Staying Safe In The Sun

Sunshine has been shown to improve our mood because it produces ‘feel good’ hormones, as well as chemicals that help us concentrate, and even sleep better. Being in the sun is a nice way to spend time with our families. It gives us the chance to play and be active together, or relax and enjoy our surroundings. It is good for our physical and emotional wellbeing to get out and about.Sunlight to help us maintain out Vitamin D levels. Vitamin D helps us; Grow and maintain healthy bones Fight off