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Child Safety Week

By Registered Health Visitor – Julia Headland The month of June includes ‘Child Safety Week’ which is the Child Accident Prevention Trust’s (CAPT) annual community education campaign. The aim of the campaign is to get hundreds of people talking about safety and...

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Glandular Fever

By Registered Health Visitor – Julia Headland Glandular Fever, otherwise known as infectious mononucleosis or ‘mono’ for short is a clinical diagnosis that is most commonly caused by the Epstein-Barr (EBV) virus (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence...

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Hot Water Bottle Injuries

Burns and scalds to children from hot water bottles have increased by 45% Experts have warned families against giving hot water bottles to children after a rise in the number treated for serious burns. According to the Children’s Burn Trust, burns to children from hot...

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Measles

By Registered Health Visitor – Julia Headland You may have heard from the media that there is sadly a resurgence of the measles infection in the UK. The World Health Organisation (WHO) says that the resurgence can be largely due to the reduction in the uptake of the...

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Autism Support for Families and Carers in England

By Registered Health Visitor – Julia Headland If your child has had a diagnosis of autism or if you suspect your child is on the autistic spectrum, you may be experiencing some trepidation or fear around what the future holds. According to the NHS (2023), having an...

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From top down the staff are welcoming and care about the children as individuals. The manager is always available if I have any questions and queries are dealt with swiftly. The nursery building is lovely, providing a light and airy environment with a fabulous garden. My son thoroughly enjoys his time at nursery and I can see his progress. It is hard to believe the nursery has only been open two years-in that time I have seen it flourish.