Mildura Rural City Council’s Maternal and Child Health team will soon offer a new Sleep and Settling program for local families.
Councillor for Community Health and Wellbeing Cyndi Power said sleep and settling concerns are common and affect numerous families with babies and toddlers.
She said Council’s free information sessions would help families better understand how baby sleep patterns change over time, as well as tips and strategies to help settle babies as they grow and develop.
“Our Maternal and Child Health team will offer a comprehensive program covering every stage of a child’s development, ensuring families have all the information and tips they need,” Cr Power said.
Group sleep and settle information sessions will start in early 2022 across three developmental age groups – newborns, babies and toddlers.
