Health advice for parents

0-4 years:

Information and support for parents and carers of children aged 0 to 4, covering your child’s health, development and wellbeing from pregnancy through to starting school. 

5-10 years:

Information and support for parents and carers of children aged 5 to 10, covering health, development and wellbeing, including advice from school nurses. 

11-19 years:

Information and support for young people aged 11 to 19, and their families, providing advice on all aspects of health, development and wellbeing. 

Phone: 0300 330 577

Email: bromh.bromley0to19@nhs.net

Web: www.bromley0to19.co.uk

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Childhood vaccinations

Vaccines help protect children from potentially serious and life-threatening diseases and help to reduce the spread of infections. The best way to keep your child healthy and help protect them from severe illness is to keep them up to date with their routine vaccinations.  

NHS – childhood vaccines timeline: to find out more about childhood vaccinations and when they are due, view the 

NHS – vaccinations in pregnancy: there are certain vaccines that are recommended during pregnancy to protect the health of you and your baby. For more information speak to your midwife or GP.

South London Children and Young People's Community Immunisations (CYPSIS): provide vaccinations to primary and secondary school children in Bromley. Find information about which vaccinations children have in school, catch up clinics, parent webinars and more.

Find advice and support for young people’s mental health and emotional wellbeing on our youth health page.

Visit the Youth Health Page for Drugs and Alcohol.

Best Start in Life is a UK Government initiative to provide families across the UK with evidence-based advice and support from pregnancy to 0 to 5 year olds.

Best Start in Life - Bromley Parenting Hub

Further information on local parenting support.

Healthier Together is an NHS website that provides local clinical advice for 0-18s to support parents and manage illnesses’.

Healthier Together

You can search for local maternity services or antenatal classes on the NHS Choices website.

To find out when to start maternity leave, how much leave you can get and what pay you are entitled to visit the GOV.UK or Citizens Advice websites.