Having a new baby can be tough at times – see advice on breastfeeding, weaning, sleep and wellbeing to make things a little easier for you. Baby basics · Baby vitamins · Baby moves · Feeding your baby

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It is normal for a newborn baby to take slight pauses in their breathing for a few seconds, or to breathe rapidly for a short period.

If you're more than 10 weeks pregnant or have a child under 4, you may be entitled to get help to buy healthy food and milk.

Worried now about your child (aged 3 months and over)?. Abdominal pain (tummy ache) - new · Allergic reaction · Arm injury · Asthma attack.

This section contains tips on how to recognise when your baby is ready to communicate and play with you, how to get the most out of those interactions.

This section is all about caring for your baby, seeing life through your baby's eyes. Have a look at the links below for some useful information.

Caring for your new baby · Bathing your baby · Breastfeeding · Crying · Feeding with infant formula · Home visits · If your baby's ill · Immunisation and your ...

Caring for a newborn can feel scary. Find out what they need and what to look out for. Most babies are born healthy and stay healthy in the postnatal period.

Information on how we ensure your baby is as healthy as possible after birth. Infant feeding · Postnatal screening choices · Group B streptococcus ...