Family Nurse Partnership D&G

Family Nurse Partnership D&G The Family nurse Partnership programme is an evidence based programme for first time young parents and their families.

The programme begins in early pregnancy and continues until the child is two years of age

09/03/2026

Overwhelmed by baby sleep products? You’re not alone. With so many options (and conflicting advice) it can be hard to know what’s safest for your baby to sleep in. That’s why we’re supporting Safer Sleep Week and spreading the word that the safest cot is a clear cot.

💤Lie baby on their back at the foot of the cot (feet-to-foot), so they can’t wriggle down under bedding.
💤Keep the cot clear of unnecessary items.
💤Use a firm, flat, waterproof mattress.

Visit The Lullaby Trust to learn more

Reminder to all young dads / dads to be , hope you can come to our get together this Friday , see poster for details . P...
09/03/2026

Reminder to all young dads / dads to be , hope you can come to our get together this Friday , see poster for details . Please let your Family Nurse know you are coming 🙏

05/03/2026
Early Years Scotland March timetable
05/03/2026

Early Years Scotland March timetable

02/03/2026

13 children under the age of 11 died in the last 6 years after falling out of a window.

They weren’t protected by a window lock or restrictor because:
• One wasn’t fitted
• There was one, but it was broken
• There was one, but it had been disabled

If your window won’t lock or you need to open the window wider because of heat or cooking, please don’t leave young children alone in the room. If you have to leave the room, take your child with you.

Learn more: https://capt.org.uk/falls-from-open-windows/

18/02/2026

Your baby’s age and stage of development makes them more vulnerable to dangerous products. So, what might be less risky for older children is a much bigger risk to babies.

• Your baby’s airway is narrower and more delicate than ours, so they can suffocate very quickly.
• As babies grow, they explore the world around them by putting things in their mouths. So they are at increased risk of swallowing something harmful or choking on small objects.
• Their muscle control isn’t fully developed. This means it’s hard for them to free themselves if they’re in danger.

That probably sounds worrying. But the good news is once you know how and why certain baby products are dangerous you can take simple steps to keep your baby safe.

Learn more: https://capt.org.uk/10-baby-products-that-could-pose-serious-safety-risk/

That’s Bonnie the bus driving back home . But , will be back again in the near future 🩵
12/02/2026

That’s Bonnie the bus driving back home . But , will be back again in the near future 🩵

That’s Bonnie the Bus arrived safely in Stranraer. There are slots today , highly recommend. Message your Family Nurse i...
12/02/2026

That’s Bonnie the Bus arrived safely in Stranraer. There are slots today , highly recommend.

Message your Family Nurse if you want to come 🙂🚌

Bonnie the Bus was in Dumfries yesterday , Castle Douglas  today ( Wed) and Stranraer tomorrow ( Thursday) . Give your F...
11/02/2026

Bonnie the Bus was in Dumfries yesterday , Castle Douglas today ( Wed) and Stranraer tomorrow ( Thursday) . Give your Family Nurse a call if you haven’t booked a slot and fancy coming !!

It’s sooo much fun 😊😊

Exciting opportunity for young dads and dads to be 😊
10/02/2026

Exciting opportunity for young dads and dads to be 😊

03/02/2026

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