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Having a baby with special needs: the early weeks
Some babies are premature, others are born with a condition that may make their life different in some ways, at least for a time. These babies need special care in hospital.
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Special care nursery (SCN)
A special care nursery (SCN) is where newborn babies can be cared for by specially trained staff. Your baby should get stronger while they are in an SCN.
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Special diets for kids
Special diets for kids may be due to metabolic conditions, allergies or your beliefs. Here are tips on how to give your child the nutrients they need.
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Special needs in child care I Starting Blocks
Helpful tips for managing children with special needs in child care service.
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Special care nursery: life after the NICU | Raising Children Network
If your baby is moving from the NICU to the special care nursery, it helps to know what to expect. Read how special care nursery is different from the NICU.
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Special education teacher: family guide | Raising Children Network
Special education teachers support students with disability or learning or behaviour difficulties. You work with your school to get special education support.
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Specialised care for your baby - Better Health Channel
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Going Home - Miracle Babies
Congratulations on your miracle baby's graduation from NICU/ SCN
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Children's cancer - Cancer Council Victoria
When the lives of children are touched by cancer, we need to call on special skills for coping, supporting and communicating with them.
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Croup & stridor: babies & children | Raising Children Network
If your child has a barking cough, hoarse voice and stridor (noisy breathing), they might have croup. Most children with croup don’t need special treatment.
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