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Asthma in children
Find out more about the signs and symptoms of asthma, aids and tips to help you care for your child and what to do if your child has an asthma attack.
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Milk allergy and lactose intolerance in babies and children
Find out more about lactose intolerance and milk allergies in babies and children, including the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.
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Colds and flu in babies and children
Information on the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatments of coughs, colds, flu and RSV in children and babies and when to seek medical advice.
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Allergies and hay fever during pregnancy
Hay fever and allergies won't harm you or your baby, but a stuffy nose, sneezing and a lack of sleep can have an impact on your general wellbeing.
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Enterovirus in children
Enteroviruses cause a range of illnesses which are usually mild. You can help prevent the spread of enterovirus infection by practising good hygiene.
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Dummies and comforters
Babies are often given a dummy, also called pacifiers or soothers, to suck on for comfort. Most babies have a strong sucking reflex and sucking often soothes them.
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Toxic household products to avoid during pregnancy
If you're pregnant but exposed to a small amount of chemicals, it's unlikely to harm you or your baby. But it’s still best to avoid contact with toxic products.
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How to introduce allergy foods
You can gradually introduce allergy foods to your baby's diet when they start on solids, at about 6 months.
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