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Department of Health Library Services ePublications - Historical Collection

Please Note: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this publication may contain images, voices or names of deceased persons in photographs, film, audio recordings or printed material.

Purpose

To apply preservation treatments, including digitisation, to a high value and vulnerable Historical collection of items held in the Darwin and Alice Springs libraries so that the items may be accessed without causing further damage to the original items and provide accessibility for stakeholders.

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Please note: this document is part of the Historical Collection and the information contained within may be out of date.

This copy is a reproduction of an original record. Please note that the quality of the original record may be poor and cannot be enhanced with the scanning process.

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Developed by The Institute for Aboriginal Development Health Worker Literacy Programme.

Acknowledgement to "A Strong and Healthy Child"

Northern Territory Department of Health.

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In this book you will be writing about how baby grows. Choose a baby in your community. Write about the things that happen as he or she grows .

Maybe you could take a Picture of the baby too. The Training Centre can help w rtn this. They have an "instant camera".

This book will take a long time to finish.

If you choose a young baby about one or two months old t he book might take about two years to fihish!

Keep the book in a safe place.

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Look at the pictures on the next pages. Write . in t he date i n the box when you see baby doing these things.

Remember.

All babies are different.

They will all do these things at different ages.

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Here's a Road to Health chart.

Keep a record of the baby's weight in this book.

You must also record the weight on the proper Road to Health chart.

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Paste a photo of the baby here.

Now write some sentences about the baby.

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