Infant feeding support, including breastfeeding, responsive bottle feeding, expressing, and the parent infant relationship.

It's important to take care of your baby's teeth as soon as they appear

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

Thanks for stopping by - you'll be pleased to know this page is discontinued as we now offer even more baby feeding support sessions. Get all the latest dates and venues, plus find out about the support on offer at our Community Infant Feeding Team page.

There are many benefits to breastfeeding for both you and your baby and in the first few days you and your baby will still be getting to know each other.

If you choose to bottle feed you may still want to give the first few feeds of colostrum (first milk) before going on to bottle feeding.

You can begin to give your baby food and drinks, other than milk, from six months old.

Feeding your baby in the right way for you both can help get your baby get off to the best start in life.

There’s lots of information about nutrition and exercise for adults or children

Healthy Start is a scheme that enables eligible applicants to get free vouchers every week to spend on milk, plain fresh and frozen fruit and vegetables, and infant formula milk plus free vitamins.

The Personal Child Health Record (PCHR), also known as the 'Red Book', is given to parents or carers’ at a child’s birth to record their health and development.