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BabyCheckDisclaimer: This fact sheet is for educational use only. Please consult your doctor or other health professional to make sure this information is right for your child. Using Baby Check for babies under six months oldSometimes it can be difficult to know whether your baby is unwell and to decide if you need to see a doctor right away.
Baby Check was developed by doctors who analysed the signs and symptoms of illness in over 1000 babies under six months of age to help parents decide if their baby needs a doctor.
Baby Check is easy to use and it's free. If you like you can try out Baby Check when your baby is well to get used to doing the checks. That way it will be easier to use Baby Check when you are worried about your baby. If you are worried about your baby, always see your doctor. If you want to use Baby Check, see:
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This is part of a website designed by a neonatal doctor. It is for children under six months old. It might help guide you as to whether you need to see a doctor. The other areas of this website (NICU Tools) are aimed at health professionals. Back to TopYour notesEndorsement
This fact sheet was endorsed by PSNZ - 21/10/2010
CopyrightFact sheets are subject to copyright. In the interests of information sharing they may be copied but acknowledgement must be given to PSNZ and Starship Foundation. © The Paediatric Society of New Zealand and Starship Foundation 2005 - 2012
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