Surviving Halloween!
Parenting tips to help you have a safe and healthier Halloween
Coping with Colic
Recent estimates suggest around one in five babies are affected by colic. Although the exact cause of Colic is still unknown, some factors are believed to play a part.
Start your daily Folic Habit
Taking folic acid before you become pregnant and for the first 3 months of your pregnancy can help your baby’s spine and brain develop properly. Safefood highlights the importance of folic acid.
Autism knocks on the door.
No-one knows when autism could knock on the door. Amanda McGuinness describes how autism has changed her world forever…
What you need to know as an Unmarried Parent
Unmarried parents are often misinformed about the legal position of parents who are not married to each other. Treoir (The National Specialist Information Service for Unmarried Parents) outlines what you need to know……
Understanding Postnatal Depression
Postnatal depression (PND) can be lonely, distressing and frightening but understanding it can help. Clinical Psychologist Dr. Malie Coyne explains the signs to look out for and what can help.
How to Save a Life
Anaphylaxis is a severe and potentially life threatening allergic reaction- most common causes in children being nuts and shellfish. As a parent or guardian would you know what to do in an emergency situation? Watching this clip can help save a life.
How to get healthy glowing skin in Pregnancy
For some lucky women, the sudden surge in oil production creates a radiant pregnancy glow. But for others, oily skin results in facial and body acne.
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Neonatal nurse Barbara Whelan demonstrates what to do if an infant is unable to breathe. If your baby is unable to breathe, cry or cough something maybe blocking baby’s airway and you will need to help your baby get it out. Assess the situation fast, check baby’s...
Bronchiolitis
Every day thousands of children present at the Hospital Emergency Department with illness and injuries. These short clips examine the more common illness and injuries presented and how you can help your child as the first responder.






