Health
As September looms ahead and school holidays draw to a close, it is not uncommon for both parents and their children to experience feelings of anxiety. The great thing about the back to school blues is that we know it’s coming, so we can plan ahead and make sure we have in place all those things we know make us feel better when we’re low.
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Babies sleep well in a room that is between 16-20°C but with this hot weather it might be difficult to keep the room temperature anywhere near that. What can you do to avoid your baby overheating?
Read MoreAllergy to pollen (hay fever): causes, symptoms and treatments
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Free 6 week Mindfulness & Movement Course for women & girls affected by Autism Spectrum Conditions sponsored by Autism Aware UK and supported by Parents in Partnership Stockport. To find out more come to Open Day 25 February 10.30-12.30 & 26February 1.15 – 2.45 pm
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– What do antibiotics treat?
– What can I do if antibiotics are not prescribed?
– When do I need to see a doctor?
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Most infections though are caused by viruses and antibiotics will not treat these at all. .
The sun comes out, along with all the gorgeous smells of cooking… We can’t get enough of barbeques! Nobody wants to think about accidents when we are having such a good time, but sadly, every year dozens of people are injured. Fact: most accidents involving children happen between late afternoon and early evening, in the summer, during school holidays and at weekends. So there are some things to consider to make your barbecue safe for kids.
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We all look forward to having holidays packed with exiting new activities – spending hours on sunbeds, throwing children around in pools,trying new sports. We’ll also be lifting and carrying heavy cases on the way to and from our destination and will have different beds and pillows to adapt to. This complete change of routine may have unexpected implications on our backs and necks. There are eight tips that help you to keep healthy this summer.
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Women in their 30s and 40s are at increased risk of unplanned pregnancy during the festive period, although seasonal safe sex messages often focus exclusively on their younger counterparts, the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (bpas) warns today.
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If this is you, don’t worry – you are not alone! Fear of flying is a very common phobia and
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Knowledge of first aid is a necessary skill for all adults to learn. For parents, doubly so. In addition to what to do if your child is choking, there are some basic first aid skills that parents should be sure they can perform.
Read MoreQ: My 20 month old son Harry seems to be constantly unwell with coughs and colds. Should I be concerned?
A: Winter is upon us again and with the cold comes frequent coughs and runny noses! It might feel like your son is permanently ill.
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