He whakaaturanga tēnei e whakawhanake ana i ngā pūkenga whanau pēpī kōrero Māori mō ngā māmā me ngā pāpā hou.
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NewsParents urged to check baby food pouches after holes found
Police are investigating 30 damaged individual pouches of baby food
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New pregnancy assessment tool to support Māori pēpi and māmā
The tool has a special focus on uptake and equity of māma and pēpi Māori, providing guidance on maternal immunisation, smoking cessation support, social services for damp housing and support with mental health or addictions or family violence.
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Te Whānau Āwhina support new parents through lockdown
Parents Isaac and Lucy Brouwer welcomed their first child in Hamilton just before lockdown and say support from the Whānau Āwhina team made their experience more easy-going.
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New initiative launched by former Miss Universe NZ to help first time māmā
Former Miss Universe NZ Harlem-Cruz Atarangi-Ihaia is the ambassador for a lockdown initiative called Hapū Māmā. Expecting her first child, she is encouraging other māmās to get in touch with care practitioners in their areas. She wants other mothers to know there is help out there for them.
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Plunket acknowledges Māori midwife founders
Plunket has worked alongside artist Len Hetet to create a new logo that incorporates tamariki and their parents together with the story of two Māori midwives who established the service.
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Māori babies taken from whānau more than others
Children’s Commissioner Andrew Becroft has today released statistics showing Māori babies are five times more likely than non-Māori to be taken in state custody.
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Mia, Nikau, Nina- Māori words or Māori names?
The most popular baby names for 2019 have been released with Mia and Nikau being the most popular Māori names. But there is still confusion over whether such names are acknowledged as Māori given names.
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Wainui couple welcomes newborn
Chiefs winger Sean Wainui and his partner Paige Fox have welcomed their son into this world.
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Māori mothers to benefit from new South Auckland 'safe haven'
A "long overdue" birthing centre, Ngā Hau Māngere, has opened today in a bid to reduce demand for maternity beds at Middlemore Hospital.
