Page 3/4- Providing quality care for the baby

Page 5- The “Looked after children” Team

Page 6- Health and wellbeing
Bonding
Make sure you bond with your new born to form an attachment within the first few hours and days of the baby being born. This attachment contributes to their emotional growth, which also affects their development in other areas, such as physical growth. Babies also love being spoken to, this enhances their hearing. Your baby will probably also love listening to music. Some babies can be unusually sensitive to touch, light, or sound, and might startle and cry easily, sleep less than expected, or turn their faces away when someone speaks or sings to them. If that's the case with your baby, keep noise and light levels low to moderate
Bonding
Make sure you bond with your new born to form an attachment within the first few hours and days of the baby being born. This attachment contributes to their emotional growth, which also affects their development in other areas, such as physical growth. Babies also love being spoken to, this enhances their hearing. Your baby will probably also love listening to music. Some babies can be unusually sensitive to touch, light, or sound, and might startle and cry easily, sleep less than expected, or turn their faces away when someone speaks or sings to them. If that's the case with your baby, keep noise and light levels low to moderate
Bonding
Make sure you bond with your new born to form an attachment within the first few hours and days of the baby being born. This attachment contributes to their emotional growth, which also affects their development in other areas, such as physical growth. Babies also love being spoken to, this enhances their hearing. Your baby will probably also love listening to music. Some babies can be unusually sensitive to touch, light, or sound, and might startle and cry easily, sleep less than expected, or turn their faces away when someone speaks or sings to them. If that's the case with your baby, keep noise and light levels low to moderate
Bonding
Make sure you bond with your new born to form an attachment within the first few hours and days of the baby being born. This attachment contributes to their emotional growth, which also affects their development in other areas, such as physical growth. Babies also love being spoken to, this enhances their hearing. Your baby will probably also love listening to music. Some babies can be unusually sensitive to touch, light, or sound, and might startle and cry easily, sleep less than expected, or turn their faces away when someone speaks or sings to them. If that's the case with your baby, keep noise and light levels low to moderate
Bonding
Make sure you bond with your new born to form an attachment within the first few hours and days of the baby being born. This attachment contributes to their emotional growth, which also affects their development in other areas, such as physical growth. Babies also love being spoken to, this enhances their hearing. Your baby will probably also love listening to music. Some babies can be unusually sensitive to touch, light, or sound, and might startle and cry easily, sleep less than expected, or turn their faces away when someone speaks or sings to them. If that's the case with your baby, keep noise and light levels low to moderate
Bonding
Make sure you bond with your new born to form an attachment within the first few hours and days of the baby being born. This attachment contributes to their emotional growth, which also affects their development in other areas, such as physical growth. Babies also love being spoken to, this enhances their hearing. Your baby will probably also love listening to music. Some babies can be unusually sensitive to touch, light, or sound, and might startle and cry easily, sleep less than expected, or turn their faces away when someone speaks or sings to them. If that's the case with your baby, keep noise and light levels low