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Reducing spending
Depending on your circumstances, there may be ways you can save money or reduce your spending to match your changed income level. Before you buy anything, you might like to ask yourself:
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Glue ear
Glue ear occurs when sticky fluid or ‘glue’ collects behind the ear drum.
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Bronchiolitis
This is caused by a viral infection and usually occurs in babies and children under 2 years.
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Treating poisoning
Don’t give your child anything to drink.
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Ear infections
Ear infections can occur at any age. Your child may have an ear infection if they keep crying, are grizzly, keep rubbing or pulling their ears or get a runny ear or a fever. If they are not hearing well, they may have glue ear.
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What if I/we smoke?
Smoking and babies don’t mix. All smoking is harmful but smoking in pregnancy is the most dangerous.
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Starting baby on solids
Solid food should not be given before baby is 4 months old as they are not physically or developmentally ready for it.
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How to start feeding baby solids
Feeding your baby solids for the first time can be challenging, but there are several simple steps you can follow to help with the feeding process.
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Cultural food for baby
Many of us eat food that’s valued in our culture. The foods traditional to Māori, Pacific, Pākehā and other cultural groups are highly regarded and may have spiritual significance. From 6 months old your baby will be able to eat some of these foods.
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Continuing to breastfeed baby
Breast milk is the only food babies need in the first 6 months. We recommend that you continue to breastfeed baby until they are at least 1 year or older, and that you start introducing solid food around 6 months.
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