Caring for Your Baby 6mths - 2 yrs

This booklet contains valuable information to help you care for yourself and your child over the next year and a half. Caring for your young child is an exciting and challenging time for everyone involved. This information pack will help you deal with the everyday concerns of being a parent.

It will also point you to people and services that offer further information and support.

Caring for Your Baby Birth to 6 Months Old

If you have just had a baby, this is the booklet for you! It contains valuable information to help you care for yourself and your baby over the next six months. The birth of a baby is an exciting and challenging time for all. This booklet will help you deal with the everyday concerns of being a parent. It will also point you to further information and support.

Caring for Your Child 2yrs- 5yrs

This booklet contains valuable information to help you care for yourself and your child over the next three years. Caring for your child is exciting, challenging and a big responsibility. Parenting styles may vary but as a parent your goal is the same as other parents’ goal. You want to do the best you can for your child.

Childhood Immunisation

Immunisation is a safe and effective way to protect your child against serious diseases. This guide tells you:

•  which vaccines your child will receive and when they will get them;
•  why it’s important that your child gets all their vaccinations;
•  how the vaccines protect your child; and
•  what to expect after your child gets their vaccines.

The guide also answers some of the questions you may have about immunisation.

Managing minor ailments - Feel Better Booklet

These are just a few examples of minor ailments - everyday aches and ills that we get from time to time that aren’t particularly serious and don’t need to have a doctor’s attention. This booklet gives you information on: where to get advice on how to treat a minor ailment, what medicines you may be able to buy without a prescription, and when you should see your doctor.