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  • Baby massage

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    Massage, through touch is way a lovely way to communicate with your baby, it is relaxing for you and your baby and contributes to their mental and physical well being.. Relieves tension and...

  • What about baby carriers?

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    Baby slings enable you to carry your baby around and have your hands free. Various slings or carriers have different operating instructions - please read your instructions, however as a guide 3...

  • The baby's vaccinations

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    The BCG vaccine is not part of the UK immunisation programme any more for children. The vaccination is nevertheless recommended for babies, children and adolescents who are exposed to the risks of...

  • The baby's fever

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    Crying Grumpy, agitated, restless child Tiredness and or floppy When their temperature is very high, for example 39 degrees and above, children can have a febrile convulsion, this is characterised...

  • Acute Diarrhea in Babies

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    Acute diarrhea is quite common in children and babies, and is defined as three or more soft or liquid stools in 24 hours. In very serious cases, medical attention is required. Symptoms can vary...

  • Premature babies

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    A child born between the 38th week of pregnancy and the 42nd week was born full term. If a baby is born before 37 weeks of pregnancy it is classed as premature. It is around 22 - 24 weeks of...

  • Choosing where to have my baby

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    Deciding where to have your baby can depend on many variables: where you live, past medical history, your age, previous problems in pregnancy and family history. It is important to think about...

  • Supplements - vitamins D, K and fluoride

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    Vitamin D is important for your baby's growth, bone and teeth development and it is advised to take vitamin supplements containing vitamin D whilst pregnant and breast feeding. Vitamin D is a fat...

  • Scabies

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    Scabies is a contagious condition caused by a parasite invisible to the naked eye, a tiny mite called 'sarcoptes scabei'. The female tunnels under the skin, where it lays its eggs. The eggs hatch...

  • Laryngitis (Croup/Epiglottitis): Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment

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    Laryngitis is defined as an inflammation of the larynx, the organ found at the junction between the pharynx and trachea. This is the main organ of phonation, i.e. the ability to speak. The larynx...

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