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Useful websites

Useful websitesTom Gamwell2021-04-19T07:42:28+00:00

  • Families and Babies – breastfeeding support

  • Infant sleep information source

  • Live Well Dorset – lose weight, stop smoking and drink less

  • Lullaby Trust

  • NHS UK

  • NHS support for parents

  • PANDA – pre and postnatal depression advice and support

  • Sexual Health Dorset – contraception and sexual health advice

  • Spring support – supporting parents and relatives through baby loss

  • Unicef

  • Wessex Healthier Together – improving health of children and young people in Dorset, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight

  • Positive about Down Syndrome

  • Chesil Family Partnership Zone

  • Money Advice Service

  • Pelvic, Obstetric and Gynaecological physiotherapy

  • Dummy use

  • Help your baby learn to talk

  • Postpartum depression

  • ICON – Babies cry, you can cope

Translations are provided by Google translate, some of the medical terms used may not translate well into a foreign language. Please always seek guidance from your Midwife for clarity.
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