Warwickshire Health Visiting

08/10/2025

📢📢Announcement - Updates to Warwickshire Health Visiting Drop-In Clinic Schedule 📢📢

Please take a moment to review the schedule on our social media post or on our Linktree before heading to a clinic.

https://linktr.ee/WarwickshireHealthVisitingInfo

New clinic added
📍1st Weds of month - 09:00 -10:00 Wolvey CofE Primary School, Bulkington Road, Wolvey, LE10 3LA📍

Our clinics offer a valuable opportunity for parents and caregivers to seek assistance for children aged five and under. We can provide support on various topics, including:
👶Sleep
👶Developmental milestones
👶Introducing solid foods
👶Toilet training
👶Weight and growth

If you live in Warwickshire and require support for a child aged five or younger, we invite you to visit a clinic in your area.

For more information or any additional inquiries, please don’t hesitate to text us via our ChatHealth messaging service at 07520 615293.

Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday (Please note: this excludes bank holidays and weekends).



North Warwickshire Children & Family Centre
Barnardo's Nuneaton Children & Family Centres
Stratford-Upon-Avon District Children and Family Centres
Warwick District Children and Family Centres
St. Michael's Children and Family Centre, Bedworth

08/10/2025

Seeking Support for ?

Are you or someone you know attempting to quit smoking this ?

You’re three times more likely to successfully quit with assistance from your local stop smoking service.

Discover effective and supportive resources to help you stop smoking, available to you at no cost: smokefreecw.co.uk

07/10/2025

Here are the dates for the Health Visitors drop in sessions in Nuneaton this month
Health Visitors will be at Camp Hill CFC on the 1️st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month
and at Riversley Park CFC on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month
Coincidentally they fall in the same weeks in October 🍂
Follow our weekly posts for further details and times 📅

07/10/2025

⚠️Puffy winter coats can make your child's car seat less effective.

Want to stay safe? Multiple layers is the way to go.

07/10/2025

07/10/2025

While bath seats are great for supporting your baby in the bath, they’re NOT safety aids.

Babies have drowned in bath seats when parents mistakenly believed it was safe to step out of the room for a moment.

A baby or small child can’t be safely left alone in one even for a moment. They can easily wriggle or slip out, or the seat itself can tip over and immerse the baby in the water.

Sadly 70% of babies who drowned in the bath were using a bath seat.

It’s scary to think about but babies can drown in just a few centimetres of water, very quickly and with no noise or struggle to alert you.

This is why it’s important to stay with your baby all the time, keeping them in arms reach.

Learn more about keeping your baby safe in the bath: https://capt.org.uk/safe-baby-bath-time/

03/10/2025

Are you getting ready to start your baby on solid foods soon?

If so, you might be looking for some advice
and tips for getting started...

The Warwickshire Health Visiting team have put together a helpful YouTube video all about
the introduction of solids to babies.

Scan the below QR code for more information:

Areas covered are; when, how and why we start when we do, drinks, milk, foods to avoid, vitamins, choking/gagging, allergies and oral care.

01/10/2025

is here! 🚭

Stop smoking for the 28 days of Stoptober and you're 5 times more likely to quit for good!

For support and resources please see the links in the comment section below ⬇️

01/10/2025

Being a parent is exhausting. And when you’re desperate for a caffeine fix you might not take much thought to where you place your coffee, especially when you’re still making it. But many accidents happen this way.

So, remember to keep hot drinks out of reach and ask any visitors to do the same.

For more top tips to prevent burns and scalds visit: https://capt.org.uk/burns-scalds/

30/09/2025

29/09/2025