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  • Preparing To Breastfeed Before Birth

    Before your baby arrives, find out as much as you can about how to breastfeed.
  • The Health Benefits Of Breastfeeding

    Your breastmilk makes a big difference to both your baby's health and yours. 
  • Your Baby's Hunger Cues & Breastfeeding

    When your baby is hungry, they will show signs of nuzzling, hand-sucking, or mouthing (opening their mouth and turning their head).
  • Problems With Your Teeth After Childhood Cancer

    Information for rangatahi (young people) who have had cancer treatment. Some rangatahi who have had certain types of treatment are more likely to have problems with their teeth. It is important to see your dentist regularly - at least once a year. 
  • Male Fertility After Childhood Cancer

    Information for rangatahi (young people) who have had cancer treatment. Some cancers and cancer treatments can cause infertility. Infertility happens when you stop producing sperm or when your sperm is too damaged. Not all cancers and cancer treatments cause infertility.
  • Female Fertility After Childhood Cancer

    Information for rangatahi (young people) who have had cancer treatment. Some cancers and cancer treatments can affect your fertility. Talk to your healthcare team about your individual risk.
  • Thinking & Learning After Childhood Cancer

    Information for rangatahi (young people) who have had cancer treatment. Some people who have had childhood cancer have more difficulty with thinking and learning than their peers. Long-term follow-up care can help identify if there are difficulties and what could help with these. 
  • Your Heart After Childhood Cancer

    Information for rangatahi (young people) who have had cancer treatment. Some childhood cancer treatments can affect your heart. If this happens, having your heart checked is important. 
  • Long-Term Follow-Up & Your Health After Childhood Cancer

    Information for rangatahi (young people) who have had cancer treatment. You may have some questions about how to keep well and healthy and what to worry about or not to worry about after finishing your treatment for cancer. 
  • Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder: Prevention

    Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) refers to a range of preventable birth defects and disorders caused when a developing baby is exposed to alcohol before they are born. There is no known safe amount or time to drink alcohol during pregnancy.
  • Safe Use Of Paracetamol In Children

    Paracetamol is a medicine to help reduce pain. Too much paracetamol can harm your child. Always measure doses exactly and check the strength - there are different strengths. There have also been recent changes in the funded brands of paracetamol.
  • Down Syndrome: A Mother's Perspective (Videos For Health Professionals)

    A series of 6 video clips featuring Melanie Mora and her family. Mel is mother to 3 boys - Jamie, Ryan and Ethan. She talks about her experience of receiving a post-birth diagnosis of Down syndrome for her middle son Ryan.
  • Down Syndrome: A Parent's Story (Videos)

    Meet Mel and her family in a series of video clips. Mel is mother to 3 boys - Jamie, Ryan and Ethan. Her middle son Ryan was diagnosed after birth with Down syndrome.
  • Health & Disability Services Consumers' Rights

    When you use a health or disability service in Aotearoa New Zealand, you have the protection of a Code of Rights. 
  • Preventing Child Abuse

    The effects of abuse and neglect can be very harmful and may last a lifetime. All tamariki deserve to feel safe and have their needs met. It is crucial that everyone keeps an eye out for the tamariki (children) in our community.
  • Meningococcal Disease

    Pēpi (babies) and tamariki (children) with meningococcal disease can get sick very quickly. Call 111 in New Zealand if your child seems very ill, especially if there is a rash.
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