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Our information zone is packed with useful resources designed to help both children and parents live the most healthy life possible. You can look for information by age group, topic or service - just use the appropriate filter below.
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Community Infant Feeding team

Infant feeding support, including breastfeeding, responsive bottle feeding, expressing, and the parent infant relationship.
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Baby’s first teeth

It's important to take care of your baby's teeth as soon as they appear
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Chat Health – Health Visiting team

If you have a child under five and need help or support, just text our Health Visiting team on 07312 263240 for confidential NHS advice
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Chat Health – Community Infant Feeding team

If you're breastfeeding and need support, just text our Community Infant feeding team on 07312 263233 for confidential NHS advice
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Health visiting

Health visitors along with school nurses, are trained specialist community public health nurses (SCPHN) who are qualified nurses or midwives that have done further training at an advanced level.
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Breastfeed Together support groups

Having someone to provide a listening ear and some practical tips to help you along your breastfeeding journey can be really helpful.
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School readiness

Starting school is a big milestone for you and your child. You can help them prepare.
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Hygiene and personal care

Teaching your children about hygiene and personal care when they are young can create good habits for a lifetime.
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Oral Health service

Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust's Oral Health team offers a range of programmes including fluoride varnish applications and a toothbrushing programme delivered in primary and special schools.
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Teething

Your baby’s teeth begin to come through at around the age of six months, but from three months onwards you will notice signs of teething
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