All babies count
Preventing the abuse and neglect of babies by improving support for parents
Our 'All babies count' campaign highlights the vulnerability of babies and calling for better and earlier support for new parents.
The campaign launched in November 2011 and called for people to pledge their support and share the campaign through social media channels.
Watch our campaign video
Our progress
We have had a lot of support from the general public and professional experts, and attention in the media and online - strengthening our call to UK governments for better support for families with new babies.
We will continue to work closely with politicians and policy makers to ensure there is sufficient, high-quality support available for parents so babies are safe and nurtured.
Read news item about the All babies count campaign
Download All babies count infographic (JPEG 437Kb)
Our services for babies
We are running four new and innovative services to keep babies safe from harm.
Programme: Baby Steps
Programme: Minding the baby
Programme: Preventing non-accidental head injuries in babies
Programme: Parents under pressure
Case study: Parents under pressure
Get involved
You can still join in with the our campaign by donating to the appeal.
Your support will help us continue working to protect vulnerable babies and make sure new parents have the support they need.
Our research
Keep up with the latest research and reportsaround children under one.
Read 'Prevention and protection for vulnerable babies' (PDF, 793KB)
Read 'Spotlight on drugs and alcohol' (PDF, 314KB)
Information for professionals
Training for professionals
We offer consultancy, training and resources for professionals who work with children and families to help develop, implement and monitor child protection policies and safeguarding strategies.
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