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If your child is in crisis, please call 111 or take them to your closest Emergency Department Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) support CIRCRA lead research into better treatments, support children and families with information. They also work with healthcare professionals to improve care and give...

Mental health and feelings Door43 Door43 offers support for 13 to 25 year olds on a range of emotional wellbeing issues in a young person-centred environment. The service focuses on early intervention and low-level support and is not a specialist mental health service. The staff at Door43 are not...

Eating healthy and being active is very important to a child’s growth. Do you have children aged 1 to 5 years old? Come and join us for a free session helping you with information covering these topics: a healthy balanced diet age-appropriate portions food fussiness planning a packed lunch...

A Sheffield Children’s Hospital virtual weaning seminar. Ideal for parents and carers who want to know more about when and how to wean your baby. Maybe you are confused due to different advices on websites and from family and friends. Join the Sheffield Health Visiting team and Sheffield...

A guide to looking after your teeth. Sprievodca starostlivosťou o zuby.

NHS resource about how to cope with a crying baby.

This 5 week course is delivered jointly by health visitors, early years workers, infant feeding workers based in family centres, and midwives. This course is suitable for women and their partners in Sheffield, who are 28 weeks pregnant with their first child at the start of the session. The sessions...

Services for children under the age of 16. Before you go to A&E, think: Is this an emergency? Can we wait to see a GP? Would one of the services below be better and quicker? A quick guide to alternative services: Ring your GP If the practice is closed, your call will be diverted to…...

What is needle phobia? Needle phobia is the fear of medical procedures involving needles, for example vaccinations. Injections can cause fainting due to changes in blood pressure, and many people also have a fear of fainting. Some people feel panicky or anxious, and embarrassed by their fear but it...