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Chickenpox and pregnancy
Chickenpox in adults is a serious disease, especially in pregnant women. Find out how to protect yourself and what to do if you have chickenpox.
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Chickenpox in babies and children
Chickenpox is generally a mild viral illness in children and babies. Find out what to do if you think your child has chickenpox and how to treat it.
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Serious childhood rashes
Childhood rashes are very common and usually nothing to worry about. Learn more about different types of rashes and when to see your doctor.
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Rubella in babies and children
Find out more about the symptoms of rubella, when your child should see a doctor, how to care for a sick child at home, and how the disease spreads.
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Vaccinations guide
Immunisation protects children (and adults) against harmful infections. Use this handy chart to keep track of when your baby will need their immunisations.
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Birth differences (congenital anomalies)
Health problems present from birth include any health condition that a baby is born with and are sometimes called birth defects, birth differences or congenital anomalies.
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Vaccinations and pregnancy
Vaccination is especially important before and during pregnancy. Read on to learn why, as well as information on side effects and costs.
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Development milestones - your child 12 to 18 months
Learn about development milestones for babies (12-18 months), how to aid your child's development, identify development delays and when to get help.
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Development milestones - your child 18 to 24 months
Chart your toddler's development milestones (18-24 months) - find out whether they are developing normally or if there may be cause for concern.
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Having a healthy pregnancy
Having a healthy pregnancy means following a healthy diet, getting regular exercise, knowing what to avoid and making sure your vaccinations are up to date. Find out more here.
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