Maternal and Child Health resources

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Find out more information about the ten (10) key age/stage visits. The visits focus on optimising child and family health, wellbeing, safety, learning and development.

Information will be added to your child’s 'green book' at each of these 10 key ages and stages maternal and child health service visits:

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A suite of sleep and settling fact sheets have been developed to provide information and support to parents, caregivers and service providers developed by Tweedle. Also available in languages other than English and Simple English.

See facts sheets on the Tweedle website.

In this video we talk through all the things you need to know when introducing solid foods to your baby. Information covered includes:

  • Signs your baby is ready to start solids
  • What foods should you introduce first
  • What foods should you avoid
  • What your baby can drink
  • Developing a feeding routine
  • Making feed time fun

This is one of a series of videos developed by Maroondah City Council to assist parents with key milestone stages of their baby’s development.

The information provided in these videos should be used as a guide only, for specific advice please speak to your Maternal and Child Health nurse or if the matter is urgent you can call 13 22 29 to speak with the 24hr State Government Maternal and Child Health Service.

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Learn more about Maternal and Child Health services in Victoria on the Better Health Channel including: 

  • About Maternal and Child Health (MCH) services
  • Maternal and Child Health centres throughout Victoria
  • What Maternal and Child Health centres provide
  • Aboriginal MCH services
  • Your first contact with the service
  • How often should I visit?
  • Maternal and Child Health Line after-hours services

Visit the Better Health Channel.

The latest evidence-based advice from Red Nose on how keep your baby safe and reduce the risk of sudden infant death  including: 

  • Six safe sleeping recommendations
  • Safe sleeping environments
  • How to dress your baby for sleep 
  • and more.

Visit the Red Nose website.

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