Karitane in Carramar | Non-profit organisation

Karitane

Locality: Carramar

Phone: +61 2 9794 2300

Address: 138-150 The Horsley Drive 2163 Carramar, NSW, Australia

Website: http://karitane.com.au

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25.01.2022 Join our special edition of KaritaneLIVE tomorrow at 10am to celebrate Child Protection week as we discuss what role you can play in supporting children and their families.

25.01.2022 How can you tell when your baby is hungry? In the early weeks your baby will try to communicate their needs. As you get to know each other better, you’ll begin to understand these cues. Babies are ‘wired’ to look for food when hungry, and feeding times can vary greatly. It is recommended to feed babies on demand and responsive to their feeding cues so if your baby starts to fuss and hasn’t been fed in the last few hours, checking their appetite is a good start. It’s normal ...to feed a newborn baby 6-12 times per day. Click here for more tips -> https://karitane.com.au/feeding

25.01.2022 Want a home visit from one of our caring Karitane Nurses? We offer virtual home visits to support families with children birth 5 years, all you need is a smartphone or laptop and we can support you in your home. Just fill in an online referral form; https://bit.ly/2ZQ8q2u

24.01.2022 Join Nurse Educator Jo, as she discusses tips around our most asked about topic, sleep and settling!

23.01.2022 Toilet training is one of your child’s biggest milestones. When starting the toilet training process, there are a few important things to remember. Research suggests every child develops toileting skills in their own time and way, from approximately two to three years of age. Find out more -> https://karitane.com.au/toilet-training

23.01.2022 Today we acknowledge World Autism Awareness Day. This important day is dedicated to promoting solutions for the needs of people with autism across the spectrum and throughout their life span, as well as their families. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects approximately 1 in 160 children and as many as 27% of children with ASD show significant behavioural challenges including signs of aggression, severe tantrums and head-banging.... At Karitane, each year we help hundreds of families with pre-school aged children to navigate these behaviours through our leading Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT). This specialised program is proven to improve child behaviour, parent-child relationships and increase positive parenting skills. We also help families struggling with other difficult toddler behaviours, using a purpose-refined adaptation of our leading therapy, ‘PCIT-Toddler’. Here are some practical tips to consider at home if your child is displaying 'externalising' (aggressive) behaviours: Aim to increase one on one time with your child Provide consistent and predictable limit setting strategies Shift your focus to praising your child's positive behaviours that are the opposite of the destructive behaviours they may display at times. For example, if your child is hitting you or themselves, then be sure to praise their use of gentle hands as much as possible. For more information, head to -- > https://karitane.com.au/toddler-clinic

23.01.2022 Playtime is a great opportunity for learning! When playing with other children, it can build on their confidence to socialise, including sharing, negotiating and communicating effectively. Some children get this form of play through day care and school, but if your child is not attending day care you could consider arranging a playdate!

23.01.2022 Creating a routine has to include flexibility in order for it to be sustainable. Give yourself time to settle into your new routine and do what works for you and your family. If you’d like more support with your child’s routine contact our Careline on 1300 CARING or 9794 2350.

23.01.2022 Happy Father's Day to all dads, step-dads, grandads and those dads who are no longer with us. There are many types of dads and we thank you all for the important role you play.

23.01.2022 Welcome to this weeks special prerecorded addition of KaritaneLIVE! Join us as Sharlene discusses parenting during the digital age. If you have any questions, put them in the comment section below and we will be answering your questions!

22.01.2022 Make sure you join our community for expert parenting support for sleep and settling, feeding, routines, tricky toddlers and so much more! Karitane is a not for profit organisation and services are evidence based and delivered by qualified experienced health professionals.

22.01.2022 Happy Easter! We wish you a safe and relaxing weekend with your family. Enjoy some time out to have fun with your children. If you need any tips on how to make the most out of your playtime this long weekend then check out this link to a number of different videos with age appropriate play for your little one! https://raisingchildren.net.au/toddlers/videos

21.01.2022 Karitane works with the young men and women in the Reiby Youth Centre as part of our Family Matters program, facilitating better outcomes for adolescent parents in custody and their children. The young people recently received a special visit from Commando Steve for their Positive Role Model event. Steve spoke with the young men and women of the centre sharing his own like story as a father of four and what makes a good role model. Steve spoke about the importance of beco...ming your better self. Thank you Steve, you definitely made their day! Read the full story; http://bit.ly/STRIK20

20.01.2022 Having a good understanding of your babys sleep needs, cycles and tired signs is helpful when trying to soothe them to sleep. There are many ways you can support your baby, so learning which method works best takes time and varies from child to child. Join our Child and Family Nurse, Karen tomorrow for Karitane Live as she helps you understand baby's sleep needs.

20.01.2022 TIP OF THE WEEK: Benefits of Play Screen time includes television, Ipad, phone use or computer use. Due to the change in lifestyle that we have all had to endure due to COVID, it is to no surprise that screen time has increased. Parents are juggling working from home along with parenting more so than ever, which is extremely challenging (we take our hats off to you!). Here are some recommendations on screen time, and also some positive factors it can provide: https://www.schn.health.nsw.gov.au//screen_time_and_childr

20.01.2022 TIP OF THE WEEK: Pregnancy The Centre of Perinatal Excellence suggests some ways to help reduce stress and tension which include; 1. Guided Muscle Relaxation -This involves tensing and relaxing muscle groups throughout your body. This can help relieve stress and also help with sleeping, particularly if you are suffering from pregnancy related insomnia. ... 2. Breathing Exercises - Deep breathing in and out in a controlled manner can help reduce stress and give you a feeling of calm. It is also a good way of managing your emotions when you feel overwhelmed. 3. Exercising - Taking short walks outside or going for a swim can help reduce stress and is a particularly good way of keeping your overall well-being in check! For some more information, check out Headspace https://headspace.org.au/

19.01.2022 Tune into our special live webinar, where we will be answering common questions around early breastfeeding for new parents. The webinar will cover the basics questions around breastfeeding, including what's the best feeding position, is my supply ok, is my baby attached properly and many more! The webinar will take place from 9.30am - 10.30am on April 23rd.... Register now; https://karitane.com.au/parenting-workshops

19.01.2022 TIP OF THE WEEK: Benefits of Play Risk taking is part of human nature and something we are all programmed to do-some to a more or lesser extent than others! It is no surprise that children have the same urge to challenge themselves mentally and physically when taking risks. It helps to build on their confidence through recognising and problem-solving risks independently. Here is a short podcast from Play Australia on the importance of risk taking in outdoor play; https://soundcloud.com/u/play-australia-podcast-episode-004

19.01.2022 An exciting opportunity has arrived for new and expecting parents living in the Campbelltown area! Join us in our 'What Were We Thinking Parenting Program' where you will learn about common experiences in the early months of parenthood and some ways of thinking about managing them. For more information visit; https://karitane.com.au/parent-courses

19.01.2022 Do you have a breastfeeding question? Our expert Karitane Lactation Consultants can now support you from the comfort of your own home with our new Virtual Breastfeeding Clinic. Book your free consultation today; http://bit.ly/KVBC20

19.01.2022 We offer a number of services to support families with children birth 5 years using digital platforms so our caring Karitane professionals can support you in your home. All you need is a smartphone laptop or tablet. To see the full list of our services we offer virtually, visit our website; https://karitane.com.au/digital-services

19.01.2022 An exciting opportunity has opened up to work for Karitane. We are currently seeking a Perinatal, Infant and Child Mental Health Services Manager, if you, or someone you know is interested please visit the below link for more information; https://karitane.com.au/current-employment-opportunities

18.01.2022 Join Nurse Educator Jo, as she discusses tips around our most topic, sleep and settling!

18.01.2022 An exciting opportunity has arrived for you to learn about common experiences in the early months of parenthood and some ways of thinking about how you can manage them. This virtual workshop aims to help you grow in confidence and have more moments of enjoyment. Register today if you would you like to learn how to:... - Increase your confidence and competence in baby care - Better understand your baby's needs and experiences - Recognise, understand and respond to challenges experienced by all parents Book now; https://karitane.com.au/parent-courses

18.01.2022 We know that parenting is the hardest job, and we want you to know you aren't alone! Our Early Parenting Store has recommenced their consultations! Our expert Child and Family Health Nurse will assist you in understanding your baby’s daily routine, nutrition, sleeping and will create an individualised parenting plan filled with strategies to support your family! Book today; https://www.karitane.com.au/bondi-store

18.01.2022 Calling all parents and caregivers! Many parents and caregivers who smoke give up due to pregnancy, but almost half will begin smoking again during their baby’s first year. To stop smoking may be more difficult when parents or caregivers are experiencing difficulties with caring for their child, these difficulties can include, sleep and settling, feeding and routines. Researchers at the University of Technology of Sydney are inviting all parents or caregivers who have used o...ur service or other child and family health services to participate in a study aimed to help organisations better help parents or caregivers to stop smoking or continue not to smoke. All parents can complete a short survey by following this link; https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/JHLV6NL For more information, please contact Nikki Brown from the University on; 0421 476 900, or send an email to; [email protected]

18.01.2022 *Topic of the Week* - Your Childs Mental Health! Infant and child mental health is a major factor in lifelong health and wellbeing outcomes. The early years of a child’s life is when the main architecture of the brain is built, therefore it is good to be mindful of how to manage their emotions and build on a strong parent-child relationship. For some more tips head the Beyond Blue website https://healthyfamilies.beyondblue.org.au//why-emotions-ma

17.01.2022 Today we celebrate the day of action when we remind Australians that every day is the day to ask, Are you OK? if someone in your world is struggling with lifes ups and downs. 2020 has been a challenging year for everyone and circumstances have made it even more important for us all to stay connected and, for those who are able, be willing to support those around us. You don't need to be an expert to reach out - just a good friend and a great listener. ... Use these four steps and have a conversation that could change a life: 1. Ask R U OK? 2. Listen 3. Encourage action 4. Check in For more information on 'how to ask' visit; https://www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask

17.01.2022 Life in the 21st century can be stressful. Stress affects children as much as it does adults. Set your alarms for 10am tomorrow as Karen our expert Child and Family Health Nurse with over 30 years experience supporting families shares her tips on reducing stress for the whole family.

16.01.2022 Karitane Story time! Read this touching story from journalist Fiona Wright, who speaks about mum, Laurens experience at Karitane. Read here; https://bit.ly/2FDaK60

15.01.2022 The young people of Reiby Youth Justice Centre received a special visit from our newly appointed ambassador, Steve Commando Willis.

15.01.2022 TIP OF THE WEEK: Pregnancy Top Five Pregnancy Tips 1. Your baby can start to hear your voice from around 16 weeks old (if not earlier), therefore it is the perfect time to start talking, singing or reading to your baby. This helps with bonding and can make your baby feel safe and secure. ... 2. Take time out to feel your bump and tune into your babys movement as this can help beat stress and also help with building a strong attachment. 3. Gain knowledge and information for when your baby is born from a reputable resource such as Karitane; https://karitane.com.au/ 4. Continue to keep active by maintaining a daily exercise regime. Walking and swimming can be good forms of exercise in pregnancy. Keeping active can help ease aches and pains it can also help reduce your risk of gestational diabetes and postpartum depression. 5. Listen to your body and rest when you feel fatigued. Adequate sleep is important, so dont feel guilty if you require a nap during the day.

14.01.2022 Your all-in-one guide to support you with your toddler is now available! It includes parenting information on topics including parenting today, feeding, sleep & settling, routines, development, connecting with your toddler, behaviour, tantrums and aggression and mum & dad wellbeing. For more information visit; http://bit.ly/KTODB12

14.01.2022 Over the weekend we were featured on the Today Show, speaking on parenting during COVID. If you didn't happen to see it, you're in luck, as we have it recorded! Have a watch to see how COVID restrictions may impact new parents.

14.01.2022 Every home is unique which means there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to developing routines. What’s appropriate for the age of your baby and what works in your home is important when developing your routine. We have a few tips for routine development; - Watch for signs of tiredness after play (this is a great time for a nap). - It’s important the routine is age appropriate for your baby.... - Set realistic expectations for yourself and your baby and be patient. For more information, visit our website; https://karitane.com.au/routines

13.01.2022 Breastfeeding support is HERE! Karitane Lactation Consultants, Midwives and Child and Family Health Nurses offering virtual consultations, personalised programs and videos to support you on your breastfeeding journey. Breastfeeding is learnt over the first weeks and months of your childs life. It is a unique and special experience for families as no two mothers or babies are the same. The Virtual Breastfeeding Clinic will provide you with support and exclusive access to resources through the HelpMe Feed app where you can chat to our Karitane experts and put together an individual plan to support your breastfeeding journey. Easy access - You can book online for your one hour consultation here. Book today; https://karitane.com.au/virtual-breastfeeding-clinic

13.01.2022 Did you know 1 in 5 women and 1 in 10 men struggle with perinatal depression? You are not alone. Learn how Karitane can help support you here: www.karitane.com.au/mental-health-services.

13.01.2022 Managing stress

13.01.2022 TIP OF THE WEEK: Pregnancy Staying healthy during pregnancy is vital to you and your babys mental and physical wellbeing. In pregnancy the building blocks of your babys brain begins and that is why it is important to ensure your baby has a calm and relaxing environment to grow. Some stress is normal during pregnancy, but prolonged and significant stress can impact a babys brain development in pregnancy and have lasting effects into adulthood. If you are pregnant and exper...iencing low mood or significant stress you can reach out for some support with you GP, midwife or child and family health nurse. Visit the our website for more information and support https://karitane.com.au/depression-and-anxiety

13.01.2022 Q: How do I know when my baby is ready for solids? A: Most babies are ready at 6 months of age. Look out for these key signs to know if your baby is ready: - Have an interest in food... - Watch you eat - Open their mouth towards your food - Are able to sit upright with support For more info and tips, watch our 'Starting Solids' video; www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcOspziUYZ0

13.01.2022 We are so excited to announce Commando Steve as ambassador for Karitane. His honesty and passion about his role as a parent, a dad, the importance of connection and wellbeing is so aligned to Karitanes purpose - building parent capacity, enhancing parent-child relationships, advocating for and supporting families and young children, and strengthening a family's connection with supports inside their community. When I first became a parent at 22, I was still young and very mu...ch about myself. Now I have four children and the dad I am today is worlds apart from what I was like back then. Being a dad to me is about showing love and affection, Im always giving my kids hugs and kisses and telling them how much I love them. I feel thats something I lacked from an early age and it definitely had an impact on the more intimate aspects of my own life. That nurture and love is so important, but so is staying calm, being present in the moment and listening, really listening Read Steves full story here; http://bit.ly/KAnnSW

13.01.2022 Road trip! It can be a lot of fun planning a road trip with your family and we have some tips to make it run as smoothly as possible; 1. Ensure you have plenty of breaks along the way, preferably where your child can get out and grab some fresh air and refreshments! 2. Bring a number of small toys and games to help keep them occupied. Or download some good sing-alongs that you know they’d like. ... 3. If toilet training, bring a portable potty and some spare clothes that are easy to access. It makes toilet stops easier than trying to find a toilet along the way. 4. Try to parallel your driving times with your child’s sleep pattern. This is particularly useful if they still nap. See more

13.01.2022 Tune in now for our special Child Protection Week edition!

12.01.2022 Happy Fathers Day to all dads, step-dads, grandads and those dads who are no longer with us. There are many types of dads and we thank you all for the important role you play.

12.01.2022 The responsibility for the safety and well-being of children belongs to all of us. A few ways to BE the village it takes to raise a child are; - Smile at the children you see - Get to know your neighbours and their children. Children feel safe in neighbourhoods where people know and value them - Support parents in practical ways ... - Get help if you think a child is unsafe See more

12.01.2022 This week we support National Child Protection Week, we celebrate the many ways that everyone in the community can make a difference in the life of a child. Child abuse and neglect is preventable. If we all work together as a community we can create an Australia where all children can grow up safe and well. What role can you play in supporting children and their families?

12.01.2022 Do you have trouble with sleep and settling? Help your baby settle and sleep for longer with these easy steps --> https://karitane.com.au/sleep-and-settling

12.01.2022 Fill your cup as a parent so you can fill your childrens cup. A few things that help are; - Exercise and good food - Self care and time out - Hanging with friends and other adults. Join a playgroup or mothers group.... - Self compassion which is being kind to ourselves about challenges in life. Speak to yourself the way you would speak to a friend. See more

12.01.2022 "You provide an essential, client centred and nurturing service to mums, dads babies, families. I felt so cared for and welcomed from the moment I walked through the doors to the moment I left" Visit Karitane's Early Parenting Centre in Bondi Junction Westfield (Level 5) for FREE daily parenting workshops. Book now; https://www.karitane.com.au/bondi-store

12.01.2022 As we head into 2021, we just wanted to say we appreciate all the parents, and everyone who has been a part of our journey. Please have a safe and happy New Years tonight.

12.01.2022 Karitane in partnership with Balmain Village Health have resumed providing a unique parenting service on the premises of Balmain Village Health, allowing for easy access to families seeking more information and parenting support. Karitane provide individual extended Child and Family Health consults to assist you with some of the common parenting challenges (birth to 4 years) that include; sleep and settling, breastfeeding, feeding and nutrition, routines and toddler behaviour. To book your consult visit; https://karitane.com.au/balmain-village-health

10.01.2022 More support for families in the Newcastle area is HERE. Today Karitane opened its doors at My Community Pharmacy Shortland in the Hunter New England Local Health District. Thank you to John Jones for your welcome,vision and support of Karitane in your new integrated care hub. Our skilled and caring Child and Family Health Nurse works in partnership with your family to assist you in identifying and achieving your goals. This service includes individual consultations for up t...o 2 hours for parenting concerns around sleep and settling, feeding, toddler behaviour, and adjusting to parenthood. For more information about this new service, visit our webpage; https://karitane.com.au/karitane-shortland

10.01.2022 This year has been difficult and challenging, but our support is always here for you. You can self-refer to Karitane’s mental health service, this can be the the start of your journey to recovery. For more information see; www.karitane.com.au/mental-health-services

10.01.2022 Home Activities aged 0-12 months 1. Finger Puppets-either made at home or bought from the shop. This is a great way to practice communication skills and can be really fun too! You can make the puppets speak to each other with funny voices. Infants respond well to changing tones in the voice. 2. You can play ‘hide the toy’ at around 5 months. Simply hide the toy under a cloth or soft box and ask your baby ‘where is the toy’. They may require some prompting to start with, but ...soon they’ll get the hang of it. 3. At around ten months, your baby will be mastering their gross motor skills and will love to practice climbing. Simply lie down and let them crawl onto your stomach or use some pillows on the floor, but remember to observe them closely at all times.

09.01.2022 Balancing parenting and career, the struggle of the juggle is real! Try some of these tips to have a better day: - Give yourself extra time in the morning for yourself - Pack your bag, and your childs bag the night before... - Use car time as time to connect with your child - Don't bring your work stress home! See more

09.01.2022 Tune in to KaritaneLIVE tomorrow with special guest Sharlene Vlahos who will discuss the pro and cons of kids using technology! Tune in tomorrow at 10am to learn some new tips!

09.01.2022 "My baby is crying, what can I do to help them?" Follow this 9-point checklist to help you work out why your baby might be crying: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AS0sUz9z-k

09.01.2022 This week we celebrate National Children's Week! The objective of this week is to raise community awareness of the needs, right of children and youth, encourage individuals, groups and organisations that support children and their families and recognise young people who are an example and role model for other young people.

08.01.2022 Happy New Year, from everyone here at Karitane! We wish you a safe, happy, and amazing 2021 - We hope this year is filled with nothing but positivity.

08.01.2022 Whether you need help with sleep and settling, introducing solids or tricky toddlers, our FREE parenting workshop webinars will provide you with the support youve been looking for! Choose from a range of topics and join other parents as our expert Child and Family Health Nurses provide you with practical tips and strategies. Each workshop is 45 minutes with lots of opportunities for you to ask questions so our experts can answer your questions and support you every step of... the way. Book now; http://bit.ly/KPWW201

08.01.2022 Be involved in your childs world. It lets them know they have worth and value and supports their mental health development. You can do this by; - Listening without correcting - Play with them everyday - Let them lead the play... - Know what their favourite book, toy, colour etc. See more

06.01.2022 We know how challenging parenting can be. A gentle reminder to be kind to yourself!

05.01.2022 Today we officially opened our doors at a new integrated care service at My Community Pharmacy Shortland. We have co-designed a range of complementary services with My Community Pharmacy integrated care and Hunter New England Local Health District (HNELHD) team to respond to the local needs of the community and ensure that every child gets the best start in life. A special thank you to everyone involved, Martine Ward, Margaret Ridgeway, John Jones, Grainne O'Loughlin, Martha ...Vasquez, Matthew Firth and Katie Stiasny. Our story is set to air live tonight at 6.05pm on the Channel 9 NBN Television news, watch it live for yourself here; https://lnkd.in/ggf-QnD

05.01.2022 At Karitane, we recognise and appreciate the unique and special differences of every family. Your parenting choices should always be respected. Feeding can be an enjoyable, shared family experience, and a great form of bonding. In the early stages of feeding, you and your baby will both learn a lot from one another. Be patient enjoy the experience together. For more information around feeding, visit our website; bit.ly/3pNaxhZ

05.01.2022 Welcome to your ‘new normal’. There’s a lot to think about when you’re a new dad. As you adjust to fatherhood, you need to look after your baby, yourself and your relationship. Becoming a dad can give you a huge sense of meaning and purpose, but this can also be overwhelming. For more information, visit our website; https://karitane.com.au/dads

04.01.2022 Playtime is important for adults too! Just as play is important for children, it is also important for adults. Research demonstrates that adults who participate in play have reduced levels of stress due to its therapeutic benefits. Play may involve leisure activities such as surfing, bike riding, playing in a sports team or even playing with lego or doing a puzzle.

04.01.2022 Thank you to our new ambassador Steve Commando Willis for talking to Channel 7 The Morning Show about fitness, family, and his most important role being a dad. "The one thing I have learnt from my 4 children, is their unconditional love." Read more; http://bit.ly/C7TMSK

04.01.2022 Parents support is HERE! FREE consultations with our expert child and family health nurses to support you around sleep and settling, feeding, routines, toddlers plus daily parenting workshops. Don't wait, book your consultation today; https://karitane.com.au/bondi-store

03.01.2022 Depression and anxiety are much more common than you think and symptoms can present in many different ways. On average, up to 1 in 5 mums and 1 in 10 dads will experience post or perinatal depression and anxiety. If you feel your mental wellbeing is being impacted by stress or negative thoughts, know you are not alone and there is meaningful support available. Let us help you -> https://karitane.com.au/depression-and-anxiety

02.01.2022 Starting solids is an exciting milestone in your babys development. With all the advice on introducing solid foods, knowing where to start can be a bit confusing, we have made it easy, visit our website for more information; https://karitane.com.au/introducing-solids

02.01.2022 What can I do to help support my baby’s mental health development? You are most likely doing most of these things already! The most important thing to consider is providing a safe and loving place for your baby through responsive parenting by recognising your baby’s cues. Plenty of eye-contact and cuddles is also very important.... For older children, it is important to help teach them emotional regulation as they have not developed the skills to do this independently. It involves role modelling calm behaviours when they are experiencing chaos. Recognising that they need support and love when they are having ‘tantrums’ is the first step in helping your child regulate their emotions. Here are some more tips from the Raising Children Network https://raisingchildren.net.au//understand/self-regulation

02.01.2022 Karitane offer expert professional support for parenting challenges around sleep and settling, routines, feeding, toddler behaviour and more. We offer a range of face-to-face and virtual services to support you every step of the way. Access is easier than ever, parents can self-refer online here; https://karitane.com.au/referral

01.01.2022 During the current pandemic, how can we ensure that children form a healthy understanding of the world if one of the most expressive parts of the body, the face, is covered by a mask? For more information, read here; https://bit.ly/31aw1fA

01.01.2022 *Topic of the Week* - Dads Mental Health! Although being a dad is awesome, it can often come with some level of added strain or pressure. That’s why talking to other dads and being open about your feelings is important. If you feel like you need more support or even just some ‘dad chat’ then head to the Fathering Project website for some great advice and humour! ... https://thefatheringproject.org

01.01.2022 Today we celebrate Allied Health Professionals Day, allied health professionals have been working on the frontline in Australia’s response to COVID-19, though they play an important role to our community. Everyone here at Karitane thanks you for your hard and continued work.

01.01.2022 A huge congratulations to the Perinatal, Infant and Child Mental Health team at Karitane who have been highly commended for their exceptional contribution in child protection and child wellbeing. Your hard work doesn't go unnoticed, fantastic work!