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This is where we will share our children's health opinion pieces, advice, tips and tricks, resources and so much more. Check back here frequently for the latest baby and child health news and insight from us!

09 Feb, 2021

One Mum’s close call serves as an important reminder on furniture safety

Tragically, between 2000-2015 an average of one child died each year, after domestic furniture fell on them. Is your house secure?

02 Feb, 2021

My child has injured a baby tooth. What do I do?

Did you know that the first aid for baby teeth, is different to that of permanent teeth?

18 Jan, 2021

The lie about Sea Lice

The great ocean guessing game.

11 Jan, 2021

Driveway safety – it is up to us

“Don’t go, if you don’t know”

16 Nov, 2020

Do you know the safest way to remove a tick from your child (or yourself)?

You may be surprised – FREEZE, DON’T TWEEZE OR SQUEEZE!

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