When you call Pregnancy, Birth and Baby, you will speak to a maternal child health nurse. Find out who they are and how they can help.

Pregnancy, Birth and Baby's Facebook Forums are a way for you to ask our maternal child health nurses a question during one of our live events.

The Child Health Service runs health and development screening and assessments for your baby and child.

Community child health nurses support all families with young children. We provide a range of important free services to support families to raise happy, healthy children. We offer health and development assessments and screening, immunisation advice and support to families with young children.

The Maternal and Child Health (MACH) nurses support new parents with information and health advice. Our nurses are Registered Nurses and hold additional qualifications in maternal, child and family health.

Common child health issues include colds, conjunctivitis, gastro, impetigo, worms and more. Our guide says when to treat kids at home and when to see a GP.

Personal Health Record (red book), Parent’s Evaluation of Developmental Status (PEDS) and Child Health Information: Your guide to the first 12 months.

Seek guidance from your child health nurse and/or lactation consultant

Learn about common problems and solutions to help you establish breastfeeding.

The Aboriginal Maternal and Infant Health Service (AMIHS) is a free community based maternity service that provides pregnancy and baby care for up to 8 weeks for Aboriginal families in NSW.