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Queensland Cradle Care Empowering new families with in-home postnatal support. Contact us for tailored care and guidance in your parenting journey.

The Australian Institute of Ultrasound is offering free ultrasound scans as part of their medical training programme. A ...
07/08/2025

The Australian Institute of Ultrasound is offering free ultrasound scans as part of their medical training programme. A great chance to see your baby, completely free — and help train future healthcare professionals at the same time.

✨ Safe, supervised, and a little moment of joy in your busy day.

Find all the details in their post below 👇



https://www.facebook.com/100063631448162/posts/1329398789191157/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

We’re inviting pregnant women to join us for a supervised scanning session and help doctors learn how to safely perform pregnancy ultrasound. These appointments are free, friendly, and held at our Gold Coast centre.

Is your newborn seeming unsatisfied after breastfeeding, but seems full after formula? You're not alone! Discover the re...
05/06/2025

Is your newborn seeming unsatisfied after breastfeeding, but seems full after formula? You're not alone! Discover the reasons behind this common concern and how Cradle Care’s postnatal care can support your family with confidence and compassion. Read more: https://wix.to/PjaBiPy

Why does my newborn seem unsatisfied after breastfeeding but full after formula? Discover the reasons behind this common concern in mixed feeding, and how Cradle Care’s postnatal care can support your family with confidence and compassion."

Mums of children under 2 in Australia or New Zealand  would you like to complete two anonymous online surveys for 'the M...
31/05/2025

Mums of children under 2 in Australia or New Zealand would you like to complete two anonymous online surveys for 'the Mothercare project'?

The more responses they get, the more meaningful our results. So! If you are a Mum of a child under 2, or know one who may be willing to participate, I would be so grateful!

**The MotherCare Project is an initiative of researchers at The University of Queensland. Our aim is to discover better ways to care for the psychological wellbeing of mothers, particularly in supporting mothers to cope with difficult thoughts and feelings around childbirth and early infant feeding experiences.

Participants complete two anonymous online surveys (one now, another in 8 weeks) which asks about your own coping, childbirth and feeding experiences. All participants will receive free-of-cost online resources intended to promote their wellbeing. You will be randomly selected to either receive access to the resources straight away, or after completing the final survey (in 8 weeks’ time).

To participate you need to have given birth to a child within the past two years, be aged 18 years or over, and living in Australia or New Zealand.

To participate, or to find out more, please visit https://exp.psy.uq.edu.au/mothercare/about

Ethics approval: HE002494**

UQ Psychology - Research - The purpose of this study is to discover better ways to care for the psychological wellbeing of mothers.

Back in 2007, while we were living in the Netherlands, I was on the lookout for parenting books. In a small, cosy booksh...
04/05/2025

Back in 2007, while we were living in the Netherlands, I was on the lookout for parenting books. In a small, cosy bookshop in my village—with a little section dedicated to English titles—I discovered the Australian Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) book. It was the word 'Positve' that immediately drew me in, sparking my curiosity both as a parent and someone interested in evidence-based approaches. We as new parents learned a lot from this book and have re-read it numerous times when our kids got older.
If this sounds like something you might be interested in, have a look at their free (government funded) program
https://www.triplep-parenting.net.au/qld-en/articles-and-news/post/triple-p-launches-new-free-baby-program-for-aussie-parents/

Now Free In Australia

Rashes and newborns. Most of them are harmless but what do harmless rashes look like and what can you do about it. When ...
30/04/2025

Rashes and newborns. Most of them are harmless but what do harmless rashes look like and what can you do about it. When would you need to see a medical specialist? You can read about rashes and bites in our new blog.

Most newborn rashes are normal and clear up on their own. Some rashes or bites are worth watching and may need simple treatment.

03/03/2025

*Formula feeding during and after cyclones*
We are all on cyclone watch. If you are worried about adding possible contaminated water to your formula; please read below advice from the Australian Breastfeeding Association.
https://www.breastfeeding.asn.au/sites/default/files/2023-10/INFO-BushfireProject-FactSheet-FormulaFeedingInEmergencies-V1Web-20231017.pdf

A gentle reminder for new parents and families: protecting our littlest ones starts with the awareness of kissing newbor...
07/11/2024

A gentle reminder for new parents and families: protecting our littlest ones starts with the awareness of kissing newborns on the mouth. Feel free to share with family and friends to keep your newborn’s safety first! Read more at [www.cradle.care.com.au] "
https://www.cradlecare.com.au/post/why-you-shouldn-t-kiss-a-newborn

Keeping a newborn safe doesn’t mean avoiding affection altogether. Here are some simple and caring ways to protect the baby’s health.

All Cradle Care mums, don't forget to buy your Halloween candy 😉 ☆It's that time of the year again, whether you like it ...
30/10/2024

All Cradle Care mums, don't forget to buy your Halloween candy 😉

It's that time of the year again, whether you like it or not.

"Meet these little furbabies! 🐾 From  Just like these sweet pups, newborns need love, attention, and care. At Cradle Car...
24/10/2024

"Meet these little furbabies! 🐾 From

Just like these sweet pups, newborns need love, attention, and care. At Cradle Care, we believe every family deserves the support they need in those precious early days. Whether it's guiding new parents or simply being there to help, we offer the kind of care that brings peace of mind and a warm, nurturing touch. 💕 Because, like our pups, new families thrive with a little extra love and support. "

Today is World Mental Health Day—a perfect reminder to prioritise self-care For mothers taking time for mental well-bein...
09/10/2024

Today is World Mental Health Day—a perfect reminder to prioritise self-care
For mothers taking time for mental well-being is essential. Our latest blog explores the impact of self-care on the mental health of mothers. From managing stress to preventing burnout, caring for yourself is vital not only for your health but for your family’s well-being, too.

On this important day, let's recognise that self-care is not a luxury—it’s a necessity. Discover simple ways to incorporate self-care into your daily routine, so you can nurture yourself as you nurture your family

Mums-to-be, it’s time to prep and freeze! These delicious, homemade summer meals will make your postpartum journey easie...
27/09/2024

Mums-to-be, it’s time to prep and freeze! These delicious, homemade summer meals will make your postpartum journey easier, all made from scratch and defrosted right on the stove. LINK TO RECIPES IN COMMENTS

🌿 Mediterranean Veggie & Lentil Stew
🍋 Lemon Herb Chicken Thighs
🍠 Sweet Potato & Chickpea Curry
🌱 Zucchini & Basil Pesto Pasta
🧀 Spinach & Ricotta Stuffed Shells
🥗 Lentil & Quinoa Summer Salad
🍅 Tomato & Basil Gazpacho
🐟 Honey Mustard Glazed Salmon
🌶 Beef & Black Bean Chilli

Stock your freezer with these fresh summer flavours to nourish yourself while you focus on your little one. 💛

The evidence is there, your grey brain matter decreases 4%!! during pregnancy. A female neuroscientist put herself in an...
23/09/2024

The evidence is there, your grey brain matter decreases 4%!! during pregnancy.
A female neuroscientist put herself in an MRI machine 26 times before, during, and after her pregnancy to show what really happens to a female brain during pregnancy. She discovered that her brain volume decreased during pregnancy. There was about 4% decrease in grey brain matter. She also noticed that it doesn't return to baseline in the 2 years after pregnancy.
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