Top 6 tips for staying safe this Christmas
Child Accident Prevention Trust has 6 top tips for staying safe this Christmas!
Family Hubs
Child Accident Prevention Trust has 6 top tips for staying safe this Christmas!
Representatives from Public Health, Humber NHS Foundation Trust, St Stephens Shopping Centre, US Mums Hull Pregnancy Group and Breastfeeding Peer Supporters joined together to cut the ribbon to celebrate the launch of the Hull Milk Trail in St Stephens Shopping Centre.
Fenchurch and Octagon Family Hubs held the Family Hub launch events in April to promote. services for families with children of all ages (0-19), or up to 25 for those children with special educational needs and disabilities. The Family hubs act as a ‘one stop’ shop where families can access important services, information advice and support making it easier for families to get the help, when they need it.
Parents in Hull can now register the birth of their baby at the Longhill Family Hub in east Hull.
Your baby’s brain is making a million new connections every second, making the first two years so important for their healthy development. That means building strong connections during this period of your baby’s life lays the groundwork for their future well-being and mental health.
Safer Sleep Week raising awareness for new families
ICON is about helping people caring for babies cope with crying. ICON stands for - • I - Infant crying is normal • C - Comforting methods can help • O - it’s OK to walk away • N - Never, ever shake a baby
Family hubs now open in local authorities across half the country, providing wide-ranging support from infant feeding and early language skills to parent-infant mental health
If you are pregnant or have children under the age of four, you could get help to buy food and milk with NHS Healthy Start.
Parents in Hull can now register the birth of their baby at the Priory Family Hub in west Hull.
Exercise sessions for pre and postnatal women to help participants reduce stress and anxiety during pregnancy and prepare for labour and delivery. Postnatal ladies can bring their babies with them.