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10 November 2026
What to expect at your child’s health and development checks
Your child grows faster in their first five years than at any other time. Staying up to date with health and development checks can help spot concerns early and give your child the best start in life.
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22 October 2026
14 free child and youth health services in Queensland
Queensland families can access a range of free services to support their child’s health, development and wellbeing from pregnancy through to the teenage years. Here’s a guide to what’s available.
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02 November 2026
Coping with life, loss and change after a child's brain injury
When we hear the word grief, we often think about losing someone we love. But grieving happens in response to all kinds of changes and losses.
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02 November 2026
Take care of yourself so you can care for them
When your child experiences a serious injury, illness or health condition, looking after your own mental health and wellbeing can easily move to the bottom of the list.
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08 January 2026
You know your child best: how to advocate for them in the health system
Advocacy is about standing up for your child’s rights, needs and interests. Seven key tips for how to effectively advocate for your child are discussed here.
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11 December 2025
Unplugged together: Tips for navigating the social media ban with your child
What happens when a generation raised online suddenly hits a digital stop sign?
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01 October 2025
Myths and tips about eating disorders every parent should know
Myths and misinformation about eating disorders can add to isolating the young person and their families and delay them from accessing support when they most need it.
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09 September 2025
How to navigate the long road to sepsis recovery
While many children recover fully after sepsis, some children and their families experience long-term cognitive, social, psychological, emotional, and physical impacts. This blog explores some helpful tips for managing these impacts.
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18 July 2025
Dealing with diabetes distress or burnout
Managing type 1 diabetes is tough - especially for kids. The daily routine can be exhausting, and it’s normal for children (and parents) to feel overwhelmed.
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20 January 2025
Help your child speak up about bullying
Parents can play a vital role in helping their child deal with a bully by empowering them with the opportunity to have an open and honest discussion about the experience.