Warwickshire Child and Family Wellbeing

13/02/2026

04/02/2026

Find out more about what's happening in Rugby Children's Family Centres: https://coventryandwarwickshire.barnardos.org.uk/children-and-family-centres/rugby/

09/01/2026

***Service update due to snow***
The following session is cancelled due to snow. Please do not attend.

Breast Feeding Support Group. 10-11.30am
St Michaels Children’s Centre, Hazel Grove, Bedworth CV12 9DA

06/01/2026

Are you planning a family holiday abroad this summer? Don’t forget about travel vaccinations!

Different countries may require extra vaccines to protect your child against illnesses like hepatitis A, typhoid, or yellow fever.

Before you travel, make sure you:

✅ Check destination-specific vaccine advice
✅ Book vaccinations at your GP surgery at least 6–8 weeks before you go
✅ Keep your child’s routine UK immunisations up to date

Travel vaccines aren’t always included in the NHS schedule, so planning ahead is key 💉

For more information, visit the NHS website: https://bit.ly/4laHOBd

Or if you need advice, speak to your GP or school nurse team - we’re here to help keep your family safe and healthy.

31/12/2025

As the year comes to a close, it’s a wonderful opportunity to slow down and spend some quality time with the children in your life. The transition into a new year isn’t just about parties or resolutions, it’s a chance for children to pause, reflect, and celebrate all they’ve achieved over the past 12 months.

Here are some simple ways to support children with reflection and goal-setting this New Year’s Eve:

1️⃣ Look back on the year - talk about moments they’re proud of and lessons they have learned.
2️⃣ Celebrate achievements - highlight small wins and acts of kindness.
3️⃣ Set simple goals - encourage achievable goals like trying a new hobby or spending more time with family.
4️⃣ Family connection - use this time to share thoughts, feelings, and hopes for the new year together.

Here’s to a joyful, hopeful, and growth-filled New Year for all our little ones!

23/12/2025

🎄 Wishing all families a magical and peaceful Christmas! ✨

May your days be filled with laughter, love, and special moments with the people who matter most.

If you or your children need health advice over the holidays, NHS 111 is available 24/7: https://bit.ly/2zpq7fl

Take time to relax and enjoy this festive season, together ❤️

22/12/2025

Our well baby drop-in clinics will be closed over Christmas (from Wednesday 24 December through to 4 January 2026). We'll return to normal service on 5 January.

18/12/2025

Winter is a busy time for families, but we're still here to help.

Whether you need support with pregnancy, early years advice, emotional wellbeing, or SEND - we are your local service, here to support you and your family every step of the way.

Find out about all of our services and how we can help you here//bit.ly/4oHOV53

17/12/2025

Are you planning a family holiday abroad this summer? Don’t forget about travel vaccinations!

Different countries may require extra vaccines to protect your child against illnesses like hepatitis A, typhoid, or yellow fever.

Before you travel, make sure you:

✅ Check destination-specific vaccine advice
✅ Book vaccinations at your GP surgery at least 6–8 weeks before you go
✅ Keep your child’s routine UK immunisations up to date

Travel vaccines aren’t always included in the NHS schedule, so planning ahead is key 💉

For more information, visit the NHS website: https://bit.ly/4laHOBd

Or if you need advice, speak to your GP or school nurse team - we’re here to help keep your family safe and healthy.

11/12/2025

The festive season is a joyful one, but it can also feel overwhelming. If you need advice, reassurance or support, our local teams are here to help 🎄

Whether you’re looking for health visiting support, feeding advice, emotional wellbeing help, or simply a safe space to talk, you can attend one of our clinics or reach out online.

Find your local clinic//bit.ly/48CFpu7

You’re never alone, and it’s okay to reach out if things feel a bit much this Christmas 🌟...

08/12/2025

Winter weather can be harsh on a baby’s delicate skin. Cold air, wind, and dry indoor heating can all cause dryness or irritation.

Here are some tips on how to keep your little one comfortable and protected:

✨ Moisturise regularly with a gentle, fragrance‑free cream or emollient, especially on exposed areas like cheeks and hands
✨ Limit exposure to cold and wind - try to keep outings short or cover exposed skin with hats, scarves, and mittens
✨ Dress in layers so your baby can stay warm without overheating; soft fabrics next to the skin and a warm outer layer work best
✨ After baths, gently pat your baby dry and apply moisturiser while skin is still slightly damp to lock in moisture

For more on how to care for your baby’s skin in winter, check out these expert tips: https://bit.ly/4pl6kRX