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📞 FREECALL 1300 TAS BUB (1300 827 282)
👶 Parenting Help Line for newborns, babies and toddlers from our qualified Nurses.
🙌 TRUSTED by parents for over 100 years.

Today we’re celebrating the heart of Tresillian, our incredible Nurses 💗Every day, they provide trusted parenting tips, ...
12/05/2026

Today we’re celebrating the heart of Tresillian, our incredible Nurses 💗

Every day, they provide trusted parenting tips, care and support to families through some of the most challenging and rewarding moments of parenting.

From a reassuring conversation to hands-on support, our Nurses make such a difference to the families we care for, and we are so grateful for everything they do.

🫶 Double tap if a Tresillian Nurse has made a difference to your family.

Mother’s Day Giveaway 💗To celebrate the amazing mums in our Tasmanian community, we’re giving one lucky mum the chance t...
09/05/2026

Mother’s Day Giveaway 💗

To celebrate the amazing mums in our Tasmanian community, we’re giving one lucky mum the chance to win this lovely prize pack, thanks to our sponsors Church & Dwight and Lindt.

To enter:

1) Like this post on Instagram
1) Follow on Instagram
2) Comment WIN on the post on Instagra

Open to Tasmanian residents only. One hamper to be won. Prize must be picked up from Tresillian North Intensive Parenting Unit in Launceston.

Giveaway closes 11:59pm, 23 May 2026. Winner announced 25 May 2026 and notified via DM from .

Prize is not transferable for cash. We will never ask for your credit card information.

Do you have a question you’d like to ask a Tresillian Nurse? 👇 Put it in the comments and we will answer one parent’s qu...
28/04/2026

Do you have a question you’d like to ask a Tresillian Nurse?

👇 Put it in the comments and we will answer one parent’s question!

💡Would you like to speak to a Nurse? Give our Parent’s Help Line a Call on 1300 827 282

Which baby teeth come in first? 🦷Every baby is different, but here is the average baby tooth arrival chart 👶 ...
27/04/2026

Which baby teeth come in first? 🦷
Every baby is different, but here is the average baby tooth arrival chart 👶

Starting toilet training? 🚽Every child is different, but most toddlers are ready to start toilet training between 18 mon...
24/04/2026

Starting toilet training? 🚽

Every child is different, but most toddlers are ready to start toilet training between 18 months and 3 years, when they begin to recognise their body’s signals and show interest in learning.

It’s best to avoid starting toilet training during big changes or stressful times, like welcoming a new baby or moving house.

If your child isn’t ready, that’s okay 💗

If they become upset, resistant or regress, try not to force it. Stay calm, reassure them and try again another time. Going back into nappies for a little while is completely normal.

You’re not failing, and neither are they. Toilet training works best when your child is developmentally ready and feels supported.

How lucky we are to live in a world where we can protect children from vaccine-preventable diseases 🌏
23/04/2026

How lucky we are to live in a world where we can protect children from vaccine-preventable diseases 🌏

At Tresillian, our Nurses work with you to create a personalised feed, play and sleep plan, tailored to your baby’s need...
19/04/2026

At Tresillian, our Nurses work with you to create a personalised feed, play and sleep plan, tailored to your baby’s needs and your parenting approach.

Book a Day Service appointment or Residential Stay here: https://bit.ly/tresillian-book-a-visit

Babies communicate long before they can use words.For example, your baby might:• smile, look at you or reach out when th...
17/04/2026

Babies communicate long before they can use words.

For example, your baby might:
• smile, look at you or reach out when they want to interact
• look away, yawn or rub their face when they are becoming tired
• fuss or cry when they feel overwhelmed and need help to settle.

By watching your baby closely and following their lead, you can respond to their needs earlier and help them feel calm and supported.

👉 Download our handy guide to understanding baby cues and tired signs: https://bit.ly/tresillian-baby-cues

Happy Easter to you and your family 💗 🐣 🐰
04/04/2026

Happy Easter to you and your family 💗 🐣 🐰

Have a wonderful long weekend everyone 🙌
03/04/2026

Have a wonderful long weekend everyone 🙌

One of the biggest questions we get is, do you recommend the Cry It Out Method (CIO)?In short? No.We fully support you R...
31/03/2026

One of the biggest questions we get is, do you recommend the Cry It Out Method (CIO)?

In short? No.

We fully support you RESPONDING to your baby’s needs as you learn to identify why your baby is crying and how to respond appropriately. This may include picking your baby up, singing, rocking or having a cuddle. Your baby may prefer white noise, being patted, given a feed, or playing, and trying to settle again at a later time.

We’d love to help you navigate your baby’s needs for sleeping support.

Book a visit: https://bit.ly/tresillian-book-a-visit

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