Junk food is high in sugar, fat, and salt but low in nutrients. Occasional treats are okay, but moderation is key for children's health and growth.

Routine health checks with a child health nurse or GP will check your child's growth and development and keep up to date with their routine vaccinations.

Find out about teeth grinding and clenching (called bruxism) in children, including signs of teeth grinding and available treatments.

Health record app is for parents and support people of children with Down syndrome that assists them to record and monitor their child’s health, growth and development.

Your child's health includes dental care, recognising when your child is unwell, has a serious illness and taking care when giving them medicine.

Financial support is available if you live in regional, rural or remote areas of Australia. Find out if you're eligible and how to access assistance.

Some babies are born early or with a condition that means they need additional care. Find out what to expect in the weeks after your baby's birth.

When having a baby, you may want to decide between public and private care for the birth. Find out more about the care providers and cost.

Here is advice about how much daily exercise your child needs for good health and fitness and how you can encourage your child to be more active.

Bushfire smoke contains toxic gases and airborne particles which can be harmful to your health. Learn how to stay safe during bushfire season.