All ages

Information about the use of diazepam (rectal) for stopping seizures. 

Information about the use of carvedilol for the treatment of heart failure in tamariki (children).

Information about the use of atenolol for high blood pressure (also called hypertension). 

Information about the use of amlodipine for high blood pressure (also known as hypertension) in tamariki (children).

Information about the use of amiodarone for abnormal heart rhythms (heart beats) in tamariki (children).

The risk of MMR vaccination causing serious harm is extremely rare. MMR vaccination is considerably safer than getting measles. Check out a comparison of the effects of measles with MMR vaccination responses.

MRI is a special type of scan that can take detailed pictures of different parts of the body, such as the brain. A health professional may recommend MRI to help understand what's happening inside your child's brain.

The risk of MMR vaccination causing serious harm is extremely rare. MMR is considerably safer than getting mumps. Check out a comparison of the effects of mumps with responses to MMR vaccination.

Mumps is very easy to catch. Vaccination given on time is the only way to prevent mumps.

Sleep problems are common in tamariki (children). In most tamariki, healthy sleep habits will sort out their sleep problems. If your child does need more help, using a medicine such as melatonin will work better if healthy sleep habits are in place.

Cancer can be difficult for your child's brothers and sisters. It's common for siblings to feel guilt, rejection, fear, depression, or anxiety. Find out about how they might be affected and how you can help them.

A list of some of the options that may be available to help you plan for and teach your student who has cancer.

An eczema action plan in English and Samoan. You can take this with you when you see your child's health professional.

As a parent or caregiver, you are your child's first teacher and understand them better than anyone else. You can help your child's development during the important early years.

Information for parents and carers about the use of prednisone for an asthma attack.

Information about the use of tramadol to reduce mild or moderate pain.