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We welcome feedback from all visitors to our website. All feedback is reviewed regularly and used to help make our service better for all families. Please be aware that this feedback form is anonymous, if you would like to speak to someone about our service, please contact your local Public Health Nursing Hub. Contact details for each Hub is at the top of the feedback form. We offer two different sessions Antenatal Infant Feeding and Introducing Solid Foods. Please see session information below:

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Introducing Solid Foods Session – 6th January 2026

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Introducing Solid Foods Session – 13th January 2026

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The Antenatal Infant Feeding Sessions (postnatal parents welcome)

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Antenatal Infant Feeding Sessions (postnatal parents welcome) – 16th January 2026

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Antenatal Infant Feeding Sessions (postnatal parents welcome) – 27th January 2026

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The Introducing Solid Food Sessions

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Introducing Solid Foods Session – 6th January 2026

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Introducing Solid Foods Session – 13th January 2026

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