The New Zealand Child Health category includes NZ websites related to Child, Children, Health, Healthy, Healthcare, Care, Issue, Issues and more.
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Kid Power New Zealand (www.kidpower.org.nz)Effective and positive training in violence prevention, personal safety and self defence for real life situations. This unique approach is suitable for all ages and all abilities; for individuals, staff and professionals.
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Occupational Therapy for Children (www.occtherapy4kids.co.nz)
Occupational Therapist Fiona Lilley helps unleash your childs potential. Proven clinical assessment will reveal difficulties and help establish a programme.
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Parents Against Negative Intervention by Child Youth & Family Service (www.panic.org.nz)
A Christian organisation dedicated to support families who have suffered unfair intervention by the Child Youth and Family Service or other social agencies, including many families who have been unjustly caught up in Family Court proceedings.
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In Memory Of Our Beloved Children (jordybooks.orcon.net.nz)
A collection of comforting poetry, verse written by, and for, bereaved parents.
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Plum Parent Support (www.plumparentsupport.com)
Plum Parent Support is a parent counselling and early childhood playgroup service based in Wellington. Offering local one-on-one support as well as an international phone support, Plum Parent Support gives parents a chance to transform their insights and skills and breathe new life and strength into parent-child relationships.
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Nutricia New Zealand (www.nutricia.co.nz)
An extensive selection of products are available in the Nutricia range, including baby formula and toddler milk, plus a number of nutritional health products.
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Natural Joy (www.naturaljoy.co.nz)
100% pure and natural products for mother and baby, from bath and skin care to natural cotton Real Nappies and Bummis wraps.
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Get Kids Active (www.getkidsactive.com)
A site designed to help get our children active and fight the current obesity epidemic.
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ABCD (crash.ihug.co.nz/~harper/)
Aiming for the best for children with Down Syndrome.
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My Baby (homepages.ihug.co.nz/~nvaughan/)
Details of pregnancy and a baby's first year of life.
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From Birth to Puberty (www.frombirthtopuberty.com)
The book deals with the sexuality issues that arise from birth to puberty for parents and caregivers.
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Foster Care New Zealand (nzfostering.netfirms.com)
An online home for all foster carers in New Zealand, offering news and views from foster families and parents nationwide.
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Pepsicles (www.pepsicles.co.nz)
Your source for postnatal home help. Let Pepsicles care for you during those first critical weeks at home with your new baby. They have carefully selected carers who will come in and look after the new mother, her household and her family.
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Kidney Kids Support Group (www.kidneykids.org.nz)
A group of New Zealand parents and children, who are dealing with kidney issues, and who get together to share problems, solutions, good times and sometimes even cake.
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Children's Health Camps (www.healthcamps.org.nz)The camps provide a caring, supportive and healthy environment where primary school children receive training in social skills, peer relationships, and are provided with time out and respite care.
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Infant Feeding Association of New Zealand (www.ifanz-ibfan.org.nz)
An organisation providing information and resources which allow all mothers, families and caregivers to make informed decisions on optimal feeding practices for infants and young children.
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Make-A-Wish Foundation (www.makeawish.org.nz)
Granting the wishes of children with life-threatening illnesses, to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. The Make-A-Wish Foundation operates around the world and was launched in New Zealand in 1987.
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Positive Parenting
(www.positiveparenting.co.nz)
A community for parents in New Zealand, where members can offer information and support to others. Be part of the parents network and help make a difference to your child's future.
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