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Cache Level 3 Unit 4

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• The baby
• The parent(s)
Parent(s) of a young baby can obtain professional support from a number of different groups and organisations.
General Practitioner (GP) – the baby needs to be registered with the GP as soon as possible. Your GP can support both the baby and the new parent(s) giving advice, support and guidance.
Health visitor – A Health Visitor will visit parent(s) at home and offer support and guidance in the first few years of a baby’s life.
Child health Clinics – Parent(s) can go to the clinic and have their baby weighed. It can also be a good place to ask questions and find out where they can get support if needed.
Sure Start Children's Centres – They provide family health and support services. They also offer advice and information
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