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Baby safety
5 things you should know about babies and fevers
Here are five things you should know if you suspect your baby might be suffering from a fever.
Baby first aid and all things paediatrics
Dr. André Kogan discusses everything he sees day in and day out in the pediatric emergency department.
Your guide to choosing a car seat
From day one your baby's safety will be of paramount importance. That first car trip home will call for a properly fitted restraint to ensure your baby arrives safely. This guide to choosing a car seat will help you know the basics.
Car restraint safety
This article covers all you need to know about car restraint safety - what to consider, basic travel principles and how to make safety easier for you.
Child car seats - keeping children safe
Road trauma is the leading cause of death and disabling injury of babies and children in Australia. Correct use of child car seats can reduce the incidence of road trauma experienced by babies and young children.
Choosing and using car restraints video
This video covers the important things parents need to know about child car restraints, what needs to be checked and demonstrate fitting a child restraint.
Bouncinettes - mother’s little helper or danger undiagnosed?
Unsupervised use of some typical nursery equipment is hazardous and, unfortunately, the handy bouncinette is one of them.
CPR and baby first aid
Learn some of the life-saving baby first aid and CPR techniques from the new Mater Mothers’ Private first aid for babies’ course.
Sun protection for children. Caring for young eyes.
Wearing high quality sunglasses from birth with 100% UV protection is the only way to stop UV related eye diseases.
Baby products: be aware buy with care
This video provides guidance to parents-to-be and parents about how to make the safest possible purchasing decisions when buying nursery and other baby products.
Child safety: our top five tips on removing hazards around the home
When it comes to improving Child Safety, follow the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s top five tips for removing hidden hazards around the home.