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      My personal health record

      This Personal Health Record (known as the ‘Blue Book’) is an important bookfor you and your child. It records your child’s health, illnesses, injuries, andgrowth and development; and contains valuable health information that youand your child will need throughout their life.

      Why does my baby need a repeat hearing screen?

      Information for parents on why their baby needs a repeat hearing test.

      Why does my baby need a hearing screen?

      ​The NSW Statewide Infant Screening – Hearing (SWISH) Program aims to identify babies born with significant hearing loss and introduce them to appropriate services as soon as possible. This fact sheet is prepared for parents to explain the importance of having a hearing check for their baby.

      Calling all 4 year olds children for health check

      Our St George and Sutherland Child & Family Health Nurses provide free 4 year old Blue book growth and development checks. These checks are one way parents can ensure children have the best start to school and learning. Phone: 9548 4300 to book appointment

      Your baby and the first few weeks

      The first few weeks at home with your newborn can be an exciting but daunting time, particularly if you are new parents. Find out what care and support are available to you after you leave hospital.

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