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Guide to good oral health for all the family
Oral health has an important role in the general health and wellbeing of individuals. Poor oral health can affect the ability of children and young people to sleep, eat, speak, play and socialise with other children. For parents, it’s critical to ensure your child has a beautiful healthy smile that will last them a lifetime.…
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Fussy eaters
It’s natural to worry whether your child is getting enough food if they refuse to eat sometimes. But it’s perfectly normal for toddlers to refuse to eat or even taste new foods. Do not worry about what your child eats in a day or if they do not eat everything at mealtimes. It’s more helpful…
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Understanding baby feeding cues
Feeding a newborn can be an overwhelming experience for new parents. With so many questions and concerns, it’s natural to feel uncertain about what your baby needs and when. Understanding your baby’s cues can make this process easier and lead to a more positive feeding experience for both you and your baby. What are baby…
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Breastfeeding: Health benefits for you and your baby
Feeding your child with your breastmilk can provide more benefits than just convenience. It can actually introduce a wealth of health benefits for you and your baby. Here’s just a few to consider… For mums: The benefits don’t stop there and breastfeeding also has many health benefits for babies, which is why it is recommended…
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Myths about breastfeeding
Myth: Breastfeeding is easy and natural, so there are no issues to worry about. Fact: While breastfeeding is natural, it doesn’t always come easily for mothers and can involve challenges such as latching difficulties, pain, and supply issues. Luckily, there are lots of ways you can get support in Oldham: Myth: Breastfeeding mothers can’t take…
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Making the most of outdoor play
For many of us, as children, outdoor play would take up a large part of our day. We’d climb trees, play hide-and-seek, and kick a ball around the park until the sun went down. However, these days, children are less likely to spend time outdoors, which means they’re missing out on vital health benefits, such…
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The a-z of parenting
A: Attachment Having a secure attachment with your child provides a foundation for healthy social, emotional, and cognitive (brain) development. When your child feels safe and secure with you, they are more likely to explore and take risks, which can help them develop confidence and independence. Secure attachment also helps your child be more resilient and…
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The importance of story time
Story time is an essential activity for children that can spark their imagination, boost their language and literacy skills, and develop their emotional intelligence. This activity not only creates a wonderful opportunity for bonding between parents and children but also provides educational benefits that can impact a child’s cognitive development in a positive way. In…
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Building your child’ language through everyday routines
Language is the foundation of communication and helps your child express themselves, understand the world around them and connect with others. Rather than worry about setting an academic structure for your child to develop their language skills, you can seek out opportunities in your everyday routines and it can slot right in to your day-to-day…