NURSE-MADE RESOURCES

These are the resources I wish every family had before their child's first illness. Because it's never a question of if your child will get sick. It's when. And when it happens, you don't want best-case-scenario information. You want the nitty-gritty details of how to handle illness when your child is miserable, you're sick too, and you have no idea whether it's time to get help or it's safe to stay home.

No fluff or fear-mongering. Just clear, evidence-informed (and practical-been-there-done-that) help for the moments where Google makes everything worse.

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Congratulations, you've brought your newborn home. You've also got a walking, sneezing, germ-sharing toddler. Protecting a brand-new immune system from daycare bugs can feel impossible, so here are ten realistic ways to tip the odds in your favour.

WHAT'S INSIDE

⇢ Realistic ways to reduce what your newborn's exposed to

⇢ What actually matters, and what really doesn't

⇢ Simple habits for a germ-heavy household

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One vomit becomes three. Then it's the siblings. Then it's you. Gastro is relentless, but the whole house doesn't have to go down with it. This is your room-by-room plan to contain the beast, slow the spread, and survive it. Without having to sell the kids or burn the house down.

WHAT'S INSIDE

⇢ How to contain gastro to one person (yes, it's possible)

⇢ What to clean, disinfect or bin

⇢ What actually kills gastro bugs

⇢ How long to stay home before you're truly in the clear

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Being ready for illness and injury isn't about having a cupboard full of stuff. It's about having the right things for the moment you're in, and knowing how to use them. Here are the three kits every family needs in their home. 

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⇢ The Sick Kit: for everyday illness

⇢ The First Aid Kit: for accidents and injuries

⇢ The Travel Health Kit: for family getaways