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Maternity services in rural Victoria

Find out what maternity services are available in rural and remote Victoria and how to get care and support during your pregnancy, labour and birth.

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Parenting in the country

Read to learn more about support networks and healthcare services parents can access in rural areas, and tips on keeping kids safe.

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Childhood disability and parenting support

There is support available for parents and carers of a child with a disability. Learn more about government support payments and other services.

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Your baby and the first few weeks

Bringing your baby home can be overwhelming, especially for new parents. Discover health checks and support services to help during those early weeks.

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Family planning clinics

Family planning clinics provide support relating to reproduction, contraception and pregnancy and can be found throughout Australia.

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What does a child health nurse do?

Child health nurses can support you with your baby until they are school age. Read about the role of child health nurses and how they can help you.

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Smoking and vaping during pregnancy

Find out how smoking and vaping can affect your fertility and pregnancy. Quitting will give your baby the best start in life.

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Leg cramps during pregnancy

Leg cramps are a normal but uncomfortable part of pregnancy that often occur at night. They may be eased by stretching, walking, or using heat packs.

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