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Being a parent
Being smoke-free around your childIf you smoke, your child breathes in the smoke as well, even if you’re not smoking around them. Second and third hand smoke is dangerous for them too. If you’re continuing to smoke, there are some steps you can take to protect them until you’re able to quit.
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Being a parent
Hiring or buying a car seatUnder New Zealand law, all children under seven years must use a child restraint (also called a car seat) that’s appropriate for their age, size and development. Here’s what you need to think about when you’re buying or hiring a child restraint.
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Mātuatanga
Te Mate Hinengaro ō PāpāEhara i te mahinga hou tēnei mea te mate pā pōuri me te noho āwangawanga mō te tāne.
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Child health concerns
HivesHives are an itchy rash that can appear anywhere on the body. They are common, with one in every five people affected by hives at some stage in their life.
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Child health concerns
EczemaEczema is a dry, itchy skin condition that can affect babies and children. Learn what causes eczema, how to manage your child's skin condition, and when to visit a doctor.
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Child development
Play and learning: newborn to three monthsPlaying with your newborn helps your baby learn about the world. You’re their favourite plaything, and they’ll love looking at your smiling face, listening to you sing, make funny faces, and blow raspberries.
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Being a parent
Effective parentingChildren don’t come with an instruction manual, and it’s hard to know if you’re getting it right. The truth is that no one gets it right all the time. Here are some tips on what you can do to make sure your tamariki get what they need to learn and grow into remarkable adults.
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Being a parent
Dads' mental healthIt’s not uncommon for guys to get postnatal anxiety and depression.
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Caring for your child
Thrush infectionThrush (candida) is common in babies, especially in and around baby’s mouth. The symptoms are easy to treat, and you can get treatments from your local pharmacy or doctor.
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