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Dressing a newborn
When dressing your newborn, there are a few things to consider, like which clothes to use, how to dress them and making sure the change table is safe.
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Bathing your newborn
Step-by-step infographic on how to give your newborn a bath.
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A day in the life of a newborn
If you have a new baby, you can build a routine or adjust to your newborn's needs. Most babies settle into a daily pattern of sleep, feeding and play.
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Looking after your newborn
Learn all the basics on how to look after your newborn, from bathing and dressing to nappies, dummies and prams.
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Understanding your newborn baby’s body
Your newborn baby may look a little different than expected or have symptoms that worry you. Find out what’s normal and when to seek help.
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Swaddling your baby
Swaddling or wrapping your newborn baby can help settle them to sleep and reduce awakenings.
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How to hold your baby during kangaroo care
Kangaroo care (skin-to-skin care) is when you hold your newborn baby against your bare chest. Use this guide on how to hold your baby during kangaroo care.
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Your baby in the first few days
Find out what you can expect in the first few days after having your baby. Learn more about feeding, sleeping, bathing and changing nappies.
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Corrected age for premature babies
Corrected age accounts for your baby’s prematurity. It is important when measuring your baby’s growth and development to use corrected age.
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Having a small baby
Most babies born with a lower birthweight than average are normal and healthy, but some may be affected by foetal growth restriction.
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