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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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Zero Data
Did you know you can access the Whānau Āwhina Plunket website even if you’re out of mobile data?
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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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Caring for your child
Safe beds and bedroomsChildren spend a lot of time sleeping, and it’s important they’re able to sleep safely. Here’s how you can make sure your child’s sleep space is safe.
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Child development
Communication: one to two yearsMost children will say their first word around age one, and will continue to add more and more words over this period. Remember though they’re just little, and there are still a lot of words (and other things) they don’t understand – and they have big feelings they don’t have words for yet.
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Caring for your child
SUDI - sudden unexpected death in infancySudden unexpected death in infancy (SUDI) is when a baby dies in a way that is unexpected and initially unexplained. SUDI is frightening for new parents to think about, but it’s important to know the facts, and to know the steps you can take to reduce the risk for your baby.
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Child health concerns
Slapped cheekSlapped cheek is a highly contagious infection that mostly affects children. Learn about the symptoms, how to care for your child at home and when your child should see a doctor.
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Whānau Āwhina Plunket and services
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Being a parent
Te whakatau i ngā kōioioKo tēnei mea te tamariki kōpīpī he waihanga anō ka whakaeketia rātou e te kōioio. Otirā, ki ētahi ara noa tōna wetiweti! Ko te mea koa me āwhinahia tō tamaiti ki te whakamahi i ngā kupu me ngā whakarata ka tāea e ia te whakatau i ōna kare-ā-roto. Nā, kei konei ka iti hāere te kōioio o tō tamaiti. Kei konei ngā painga hei whai atu kia kore e whakaara ake i aua kōioio.
