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YOUR 3–5 YEARS CHAPTER
Growing their world.
Find a gentler rhythm with simple routines and clear directions. Follow the path, or choose the lesson you need today.
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CHAPTER 01 · 4 LESSONS
Connection comes first
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- A gentler everyday rhythmMake one small part of the day more predictable.Your next step →
- Let play take the leadJoin their world without directing every move.Start lesson →
- Make a family screen and media plan togetherAgree screen-free moments, adult examples, and regular check-ins.Start lesson →
- Big feelings: stay calm and keep a clear boundaryNotice tiredness, respond calmly, and keep limits predictable.Start lesson →
A small step today. Something to try together tomorrow.
CHAPTER 02 · 2 LESSONS
Feeding with confidence
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- Safer bites and supervised mealsPay attention to food texture, shape, and eating position.Children eating solids, especially under 5 · PreviewYour next step →
- Picky eating: small portions and less pressureTry repeated offers, shared meals, and a wider view of eating.1–5 years · PreviewStart lesson →
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CHAPTER 03 · 1 LESSON
Rest, night by night
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CHAPTER 04 · 17 LESSONS
Everyday care, thoughtfully
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- Notice signs of dehydrationPay attention to fewer wet nappies and changes in alertness.Infants and young children · PreviewYour next step →
- First teeth, small daily careStart brushing early and match toothpaste amounts to age.From the first tooth; amounts vary by age · PreviewStart lesson →
- Vomiting and diarrhoea: feeds and warning signsKeep formula at its normal strength and recognise when fluids or symptoms need help.Babies, children, and teens · PreviewStart lesson →
- Child constipation: painful poo and soilingRecognise hard stools, understand overflow soiling, and get help early.Toddlers and children · PreviewStart lesson →
- Childhood eczema: daily care and infection signsMoisturising routines, diet cautions, and signs that need urgent review.Babies, children, and teens · PreviewStart lesson →
- How to keep and find childhood vaccination recordsSave official records and know where to ask when information is missing.Birth through the teen years · PreviewStart lesson →
- Children’s medicine safety: labels, tools, and storageCheck ingredients, use a dosing device, and put medicines out of reach.All children; product age limits vary · PreviewStart lesson →
- Button battery safety: prevent access and act quicklyCheck battery compartments and seek immediate help for suspected swallowing.Homes with young children · PreviewStart lesson →
- Water safety: supervision, barriers, and life jacketsAssign close supervision and understand what swimming lessons cannot replace.All children around water · PreviewStart lesson →
- Car seats and boosters: check fit before moving stagesUse manufacturer limits, installation instructions, and belt fit to guide decisions.Infants and children using child restraints · PreviewStart lesson →
- Developmental concerns: observations, screening, and helpBring specific concerns to a clinician; a milestone checklist is not a diagnosis.Birth to 5 years · PreviewStart lesson →
- Potty training: patient practice and calm clean-upsExplain the change, handle accidents calmly, and ask about painful poo.Toddlers and preschoolers · PreviewStart lesson →
- Preventing window falls: screens are not guardsCheck window protection, climbing access, and emergency escape.Homes with young children · PreviewStart lesson →
- Reducing hot-water and kitchen scald risksAnti-scald devices, range stability, and continued supervision.Homes with babies and young children · PreviewStart lesson →
- Anchor furniture and TVs before children climbCheck furniture stability and remove tempting climbing targets.Homes with young children · PreviewStart lesson →
- Household poisoning: storage and prompt helpStore chemicals securely and get advice without waiting for symptoms.Homes with children · PreviewStart lesson →
- Active play: make room for movement at every ageUse age-specific guidance and adapt activities to the child.1–18 years; recommendations vary by age and ability · PreviewStart lesson →
A small step today. Something to try together tomorrow.