Breastfeeding Confidence booklet | Australian Breastfeeding Association 

Includes:

• The importance of breastfeeding
• Positioning your baby for feeding
• Expressing and storing breastmilk

Available in:

• English (click here)
• Amharic (click here)
• Arabic (click here)
• Assyrian (click here)
• Burmese (click here)
• Chinese (click here)
• Croatian (click here)
• Dari (click here)
• Dinka (click here)
• Farsi (click here)
• Hindi (click here)
• Karen (click here)
• Tamil (click here)
• Vietnamese (click here)

Infant formula | Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing

Includes:

• Preparing infant formula
• Feeding your baby
• Infant formula for childcare

Available in:

• English (click here) 
• Arabic (click here) 
• Chinese, traditional (click here)
• Indonesian (click here) 
• Korean (click here)
• Bahasa Malay (Malaysian) (click here)
• Spanish (click here)
• Tagalog (Filipino) (click here)
• Türkçe (Turkish) (click here)
• Vietnamese (click here)

First foods: food from home | Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing

Includes:

• Introducing solids
• What foods to introduce
• Choking risks for infants
• How to introduce solids

Available in:

• English (click here) 
• Arabic (click here) 
• Chinese, traditional (click here)
• Indonesian (click here) 
• Korean (click here)
• Bahasa Malay (Malaysian) (click here)
• Spanish (click here)
• Tagalog (Filipino) (click here)
• Türkçe (Turkish) (click here)
• Vietnamese (click here)

Translated feeding your baby resources - Prevent Allergies

Food ideas for babies around 6 months:

First foods - smooth and soft lumps

Includes:

• Starting solids
• Iron rich first foods
• Introducing common allergy causing foods (smooth and soft lumps)

Available in:

• English (click here)
• Amharic (click here) 
• Arabic (click here)
• Chinese - simplified (click here)
• Chinese - traditional (click here)
• Dinka (click here)
• French (click here)
• Hindi (click here)
• Mongolian (click here)
• Nuer (click here)
• Punjabi (click here)
• Somali (click here)
• Swahili (click here)
• Tigrinya (click here)
• Vietnamese (click here)

Food ideas for babies around 7 to 9 months:

Mashed foods and textured soft lumps

Includes:

• Introducing common allergy causing foods (mashed and textured soft lumps)
• Including a wider variety of foods
• Self-feeding

Available in:

• English (click here)
• Amharic (click here) 
• Arabic (click here)
• Chinese - simplified (click here)
• Chinese - traditional (click here)
• Dinka (click here)
• French (click here)
• Hindi (click here)
• Mongolian (click here)
• Nuer (click here)
• Punjabi (click here)
• Somali (click here)
• Swahili (click here)
• Vietnamese (click here)

Food ideas for babies around 10 to 12 months:

Mashed foods and textured soft lumps

Includes:

• Introducing common allergy causing foods (soft chopped, mashed and finger foods)
• Increasing food variety
• Self-feeding

Available in:

• English (click here)
• Amharic (click here) 
• Arabic (click here)
• Chinese - simplified (click here)
• Chinese - traditional (click here)
• Dinka (click here)
• French (click here)
• Hindi (click here)
• Mongolian (click here)
• Nuer (click here)
• Punjabi (click here)
• Somali (click here)
• Swahili (click here)
• Vietnamese (click here)

Fuss Free Mealtimes - Sydney Local Health District

Includes:

• Creating a mealtime routine
• Being a positive role model
• Making food fun 
• Tips for new foods
• Involving children

Available in: 

• English (click here)   
• Arabic (click here)   
• Chinese (click here) 
• Korean (click here)   
• Vietnamese (click here)

Positive Eating Practices

Includes:

• Family mealtimes
• The role of adults
• Offering meals at regular times
• Fussy eating

Available in: 

• English (click here)   
• Arabic (click here)   
• Chinese - traditional (click here) 
• Indonesian (click here) 
• Korean (click here) 
• Malay (click here)
• Spanish (click here)
• Tagalog (click here)
• Turkish (click here)
• Vietnamese (click here)