These ‘treasure’ sessions are perfect for both you and your baby (0-18 months). They are a natural follow on from our post natal groups but we would love to welcome any new parents and babies to join us.
Week 2: Managing Emotions
Why do babies cry
Colic and reflux
Baby blues and postnatal depression
Help and support available
Health Visitor led weighing and growth reviews available
Week 5: Weaning
What is weaning?
When should I start?
Spoon feeding or baby-led weaning?
Homemade or ready made?
How to start and what to give
What about milk?
Allergies and weaning
Health visitor led weighing and growth reviews available
Week 4: Sleep
Sleep in the first year
How much sleep does a baby need
Safe sleep
Bedtime routines
Settling to sleep
What can affect babies sleep
How to cope when your baby doesn’t sleep
Health visitor led weighing and growth reviews available
Week 6: Development and Next Steps
Developmental milestones and when they should occur
Speech and language development
The importance of play
Pushing the boundaries
Toilet training
Returning to work
Childcare choices
Health visitor led weighing and growth reviews available
Week 3: Common Childhood Illnesses and Basic Life Support
How to manage common childhood illnesses
Teething
Accidents and injuries
Choking
Basil Life Support
Health visitor led weighing and growth reviews available
Week 1: The Early Days
Birth Stories
Emotional wellbeing and looking after yourselves.
SIDs/Safe sleeping advice
Bonding and attachment
Feeding support
Health Visitor led weighing and growth reviews available
Our Postnatal health visitor led sessions begin on the 9th May. You can book into as many as you would like to attend for £40 per session or £200 for all 6 weeks!
See below for session details:
Your journey with us will always start with an initial Consultant led assessment and they will continue to oversee your care with EPIC Solutions.
Through our multi-disciplinary team of highly qualified specialists we can offer a wide range of services.
At EPIC we are experts in the health of children, young people, and young adults, recognising that neurodevelopment continues up to the age of 25. This encompasses physical, developmental, emotional, behavioural and psychological well being.
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