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Shaping the future health of babies
Dear [* data('firstname') || 'Healthcare Professional' *],
Do you help parents manage infant reflux and regurgitation in your practice?

This month we have put together some resources to help support you with this important issue.
Kind regards,

The SMA® Professional Team
Managing infant reflux in Practice: A webinar about the Challenges & Interlink with other feeding issues
Managing infant reflux in Practice: A webinar about the Challenges & Interlink with other feeding issues
Register for our live webinar, with opportunities to ask questions to our expert speaker, or view on demand at a time convenient for you. Listen to a Consultant Paediatrician discuss case studies from his clinical practice.
A Paediatric Dietitian's recap about managing infant reflux in the community
A Paediatric Dietitian's recap about managing infant reflux in the community
An article written by a Paediatric Dietitian, explaining the signs and symptoms of infant reflux, the impact it has and how to effectively manage infants with reflux in the community.
An infographic on NICE guidance for managing infant reflux
A quick reference for use during consultation with parents and their babies.
An infographic on NICE guidance for managing infant reflux
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