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If you notice differences in your child's development or behaviour, you may want to discuss this and seek the support and advice of your family doctor (GP)
Even very tiny babies can get frightened when they hear loud or cross voices and arguments, and this can affect their health and development
Nicotine is harmful to teenage brain development that continues until the mid twenties
Portion Sizes Developing Good Eating Habits Children need a varied and balanced diet to provide energy and nutrients for growth, development and activity
Tummy Time Tummy time is important for muscle development (playing on their tummy with you near them is different to sleeping on tummies; which can make babies too hot and increase the risk of sudden infant de...\n","blocks":{"contentData":[],"settingsData":[]}} Blowing Kisses {"markup":"Singing Together\nSinging with your baby and toddler is very good for them and has been shown to help their brain development ... This stimulates his brain development
Maternity and Neonatal Partnership (MNVP) This is a team of parents, their families, health professionals, commissioners, and support organisations, working together to review and contribute to the development of local maternity care
One person in the team should be your child's case coordinator, which means they will be in charge of: Making sure your family know what will happen and when Answering your questions Getting information or support for your family Collecting information to help the assessment Talking to you about how information about your child is shared During the Assessment During the assessment, the autism team will talk to you about your child and their de
This is a natural part of development
These behaviours can interfere with a child's development and day-to-day functioning, making it difficult for them without additional support
You can also use any assessments your child had before applying for an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP), for example from a child development centre (CDC) or a speech and language therapist