You can book an appointment at a child health drop-in clinic by calling our Surrey-wide 0-19 Advice Line on 01883 340 922.
If you have any queries concerning your child’s progress, would like to talk to a health professional or make an appointment with the Health Visiting team, please contact the Advice Line for support, information and advice on parenting and infant feeding.
You may also find these pages helpful:
- 10-14 day new birth visit
- 6-8 week review
- 10-12 month review
- 2 year review (at 27 months)
- Infant feeding including breastfeeding
- Introducing family foods
- Sleep and your baby
Child health drop-in clinics offer you and your family support with:
- Child development
- Speech and communication
- Growth
- Coping with a crying baby
- Infant feeding
- Immunisations
- Introducing family foods and solids
- Parenting
- Sleep and information on bedding for your baby
- Accident prevention
- Managing minor illness
- Your emotional wellbeing and emotional wellbeing tips for mothers
View our video for information on our Surrey perinatal mental health service.
Information sheets offering further support and advice regarding your child’s development are available through the resource finder tool.
Concerned about your child’s hearing? If your child is between 8 months and 18 years and you have a Surrey-based GP, you can arrange a hearing appointment for them yourself. Call 01483 783 135 (Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm) to book. Find out more on the Audiology page.
For dads
- DadPad - The Essential Guide for New Dads: DadPad is a free easy-to-use app for dads-to-be and dads with new babies in Surrey. DadPad can be downloaded free onto any smart phone from app stores. Dads and their partners just need to put in their postcode and select their local hospital trust.
- Emotional wellbeing tips for fathers
For further information
- To follow up a referral
- For example, for developmental paediatrics or therapy services. Contact the One Stop referral centre (tel: 0300 222 5755, Option 2)
- For advice or questions about your child's health and two year development checks
- Contact your local Health Visiting team or call the Advice Line
- Referrals for ASD, ADHD or another neurological/developmental condition
- Your GP will need to make a referral. Visit the Developmental Paediatrics page for more information about these services in Surrey.
- Access to mental health services
- Your GP needs to refer your child via CAMHS
- Hearing concerns
- Contact the Audiology service
- Concerns or complaints about a Children and Family Health Surrey service
- Visit our feedback page to read about our approach and who to contact. You can also email the Patient Experience Team directly using csh.patientexperience@nhs.net
If your query is not covered by the routes above, please use the form below to contact us. Your query will be passed to the relevant team who will aim to respond within seven working days.