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Conjunctivitis causes red, swollen eyes with discharge. It is common in young children and can be contagious. Learn how to protect your child’s eyes.

Sticky eye occurs when your baby's tear duct is blocked. If your baby has a watery or sticky eye, get your doctor to check it out.

If your child has an infectious condition, you may need to keep them home from day care or school to stop it from spreading. Here's a list of common childhood illnesses and their recommended exclusion periods.

Enteroviruses cause a range of illnesses which are usually mild. You can help prevent the spread of enterovirus infection by practising good hygiene.

Find out what you need to know about having a baby in the ACT.

If you catch rubella while pregnant, it can be dangerous for your baby. Learn about the rubella symptoms, how to protect yourself against infection.

Chlamydia is a sexually transmitted infection (STI) affecting both males and females. Chlamydia can cause complications in pregnancy.

Find out about measles during pregnancy, how it could affect you and your baby, and what to do if you've had contact with someone who has measles.

Childhood rashes are very common and usually nothing to worry about. Learn more about different types of rashes and when to see your doctor.

You can choose where to give birth. This could be at home, in a public or private hospital or in a birth unit. Learn more about making this choice.