Parenting
Looking for more Parent Support?
As a new migrant and parent, you may find yourself looking for a bit more support. Something I noticed and have found useful is the fact that 
Pharmacist often have community nurses stationed on their premises one day a week.
Community nurses will typically weigh and do a standard medical check on babies and young children.
They also give advice on and listen to your concerns with any pre-school children. They can also provide you with information or a list of local parent resources, places for parenting classes and where to go for difficulties or concerns with older children.
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