Separation anxiety in babies and children is a fear of being separated from their parent or carer. Learn how to help your child and when to seek help.

As children grow and develop, they may exhibit certain behaviours such as anxieties, childhood phobias, temper tantrums and exploring their sexuality.

When you’re pregnant, anxiety can last for days, weeks or months. Know the signs, explore treatment options and find the support you need.

Anxious feelings in children are normal, but some anxiety can last longer. Learn how to help your child overcome their fears and when to seek help.

Parental anxiety during the toddler years is normal. Learn how to manage worries about parenting, safety and child development for a healthier family.

Children with oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) are often angry and argumentative. Find out about treatments for ODD and how to manage challenging behaviour.

Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) is a range of conditions caused by exposure to alcohol during pregnancy. Learn more about FASD here.

Postpartum post traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, is continued distress after a traumatic birth experience. Learn how talking to someone can help.

Common sleep disorders in children include sleepwalking, insomnia, night terrors and teeth grinding. Learn about managing these disorders.

It's normal for women to experience fear before they give birth - but there are things you can do to help manage this. Read this for more information.