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Early childhood intervention
Early childhood intervention supports the needs and development of children with disabilities, through intensive, tailored and high-quality therapy. Find out more.
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Your feelings about your child's disability
Learn more about how to talk with others about your child’s disability, dealing with your feelings, educating others, and early intervention and next steps.
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What is a childhood disability?
Learn more about childhood disabilities such as congenital disorders, disabilities developed after birth and disabilities caused by injury.
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Regular health checks for children
Health checks are a way for parents to gain reassurance, but they can also help to pick up any problems in the early stages.
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Caring for a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
If your child has been diagnosed as having autism spectrum disorder (ASD) it's important to have support. Find out how to get financial and emotional assistance.
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Parenting in the country
There are resources available for parents in the country. Find out more about the support networks, education, healthcare services accessible in rural areas.
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Raising a deaf or hard of hearing child
If you are raising a deaf child, make sure that you get the right support as soon as possible.
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Having a baby at a birthing centre
Birthing centres are usually more home-like than hospitals. Birthing centres are run by midwives, and in some centres, water birth is an option.
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Birth trauma (emotional)
Birth trauma affects many women. But there are ways to reduce your risk of an emotionally traumatic childbirth, while support and treatment are available if you experience symptoms.
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