If there is one thing that will get new parents talking, it’s baby poo. Read our blog for everything you wanted to know about baby poo and more! #baby #newborn #poo #poop #nappies #diapers #nappy bit.ly/34OuT13

On Pregnancy & Infant Loss Remembrance Day, a new program designed to provide education & awareness for parents & health professionals has been launched with the hopes of reducing the rates of stillbirth in Australia. Find out more on our blog: bit.ly/2MhvCAH #stillbirth

Have you heard we are on Instagram? If not, its time to take a peek! Head over to our page @pregnancy_birth_and_baby and if you like what you see make sure you follow us along. instagram.com/pregnancy_birt…

Many families are and have been affected by the bush fires in NSW & QLD. It can be upsetting for children to hear about and see this devastation. Read our tips on how to talk to your child about natural disasters. bit.ly/372ofVT #sydneybushfires #bushfires #QLDFires

Our Maternal Child Health Nurses recently answered common questions about sleep. Get all the tips and advice here: bit.ly/3abKZ6W

Vaginal vs. Caesarean: Which way to give birth? 🎙️Listen to Dianne Zalitis (Midwife and Clinical Lead of PregnancyBirthBaby ) talk with Shevonne Hunt on @Babyology bit.ly/37ZqRmZ

March is #EndometriosisAwarenessMonth. #endo affects 1/10 women, causing tissue similar to the lining of the womb to grow in other parts of the body & can be extremely painful. Yet average diagnosis takes 7-10 years: endometriosisaustralia.org 💛

🗓Sunday, 8 March 💁‍♀️International Women's Day

Iron is vital for brain development and a baby’s growth. Meat, leafy green vegetables and legumes are high in iron. Find more baby and toddler nutrition tips in this free e-book: psanz.com.au/assets/Uploads…

How to increase your chances of fertility

Follow your pregnancy week-by-week and find out what's happening to your body. pregnancybirthbaby.org.au/pregnancy-week…

Starting today, every Australian mobile phone will be sent a text message from the Australian Government.

• Should I isolate my child? • What is social distancing? • How do I talk to my kids about the virus? You may have many questions about what’s currently unfolding. Read up on FAQs: bit.ly/2WH3uwc

Is your due date fast approaching? Have your hospital bag packed and waiting to go.

Good hygiene is your best protection against COVID-19. Learn what you can do to reduce your risk of infection: bit.ly/33Nr4cu

Have a parenting or pregnancy question? Pregnancy, Birth and Baby provides phone support seven days a week (7am to midnight AET). Call 1800 882 436.

Join our next Parenting Forum, where our Maternal Child Health Nurses will answer your questions about fussy and messy eating. RSVP: bit.ly/2N0sFUB

Observing a baby’s early movements can help inform their future development. Researchers are now recruiting families with 3-4 month old babies to learn how families can use simple instructions to film their babies’ movements at home. More info: bit.ly/2YhokBC

A special thanks to Australian healthcare workers...