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1. Article · Aug 23, 2026 · Ariane Sohrabi-Shiraz

   Nurse tells parents to grab pen if they spot rash on kids – tip could save lives (opens the original)

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   A rash on your child can be alarming, but it isn’t always a sign that something is seriously wrong. Many rashes are caused by everyday triggers such as heat, irritation, allergies or common viral bugs, and often clear up on their own. However, it’s still important to keep a close eye on how your child’s skin looks and feels over the next few hours and days – including whether the rash spreads, changes colour, becomes swollen or starts to blister. Paediatric nurse Sarah Hunstead, creator of child

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2. Article · Aug 18, 2026 · Ariane Sohrabi-Shiraz

   Baby sleep expert shares 'magic ingredient' for better newborn sleep (opens the original)

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   Getting a baby to sleep can be tough at the best of times – the endless rocking, shushing and pacing, followed by that careful “mission impossible” transfer into the cot. Even with a solid routine, it can take just one unsettled evening, a growth spurt or a bit of teething to throw everything off. This is exacerbated by hot weather because babies don’t regulate their temperature as well as adults. A warm, stuffy room can leave them sweaty, uncomfortable and quick to wake. And seeing as parts of

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