For ParentsToolMay 2026
WHO — Infant and Child Health
WHO global health resources and fact sheets on infant and child health — relevant for parents in developing countries including Pakistan.
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Guidelines & ProtocolsToolMay 2026
WHO SEARO — Child Health (South-East Asia)
WHO South-East Asia Region resources on newborn and child health — directly relevant to Pakistan, India, and South Asia.
Prematurity & NICUGuidelineMay 2026
WHO Recommendations for Care of the Preterm or Low-Birth-Weight Infant
WHO 2022 evidence-based recommendations covering KMC, respiratory care, feeding, and follow-up for preterm and low-birth-weight infants — highly relevant for Pakistan.
Newborn CareToolMay 2026
WHO — Newborn Health (For Families)
WHO's newborn health hub covering care at birth, KMC, breastfeeding, danger signs, and essential newborn care practices — relevant for Pakistani parents.
General PediatricsGuidelineMay 2026
WHO — Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI)
WHO's IMCI framework for managing the most common causes of childhood illness and death in developing countries — highly relevant for Pakistani primary care settings.
Vaccines & ImmunizationToolMay 2026
WHO — Immunization Health Topics
WHO's comprehensive immunization resource for parents and communities covering vaccine schedules, safety, and the global effort to reach every child.
Pediatric Infectious DiseasesGuidelineMay 2026
WHO — Immunization Vaccines & Biologicals
WHO's central hub on vaccine recommendations, global immunization programmes, and schedules — essential for Pakistani clinicians following EPI and WHO guidance.
General NeonatologyGuidelineMay 2026
WHO — Newborn Health
WHO's global newborn health hub — key facts, global data, strategies, and guidelines on reducing neonatal mortality worldwide.
Prematurity & NICUToolMay 2026
Preterm Birth — WHO Fact Sheet
WHO global overview of preterm birth, its causes, complications, and evidence-based interventions, with global prevalence data.
Mental Health & BehaviourGuidelineMay 2026
WHO — Child and Adolescent Mental Health Fact Sheet
WHO's fact sheet on adolescent mental health covering prevalence, risk factors, key conditions, and recommendations for parents, educators, and clinicians.
Neonatal NutritionGuidelineMay 2026
WHO — Infant and Young Child Feeding
WHO's evidence summary on optimal breastfeeding practices, complementary feeding introduction, and global nutritional recommendations for infants.
Neonatal InfectionsGuidelineMay 2026
WHO Recommendations — Serious Bacterial Infections in Infants 0-59 Days
WHO's comprehensive guideline on empirical antibiotic treatment of neonatal sepsis, meningitis, and pneumonia — critical for LMIC clinicians including Pakistan.
For ParentsToolMay 2026
WHO Caring for a Newborn — Parent and Family Guide
WHO accessible parent-friendly guide to newborn care covering breastfeeding, warmth, hygiene, recognizing danger signs, and when to seek medical help. Free and globally applicable.
General PediatricsGuidelineMay 2026
WHO Child Growth Standards
WHO internationally recognized growth standards for children from birth to 5 years, developed from a multinational study of healthy breastfed children. Includes downloadable charts for weight, length, and BMI.
General PediatricsGuidelineMay 2026
WHO Immunization — Routine Immunization Recommendations
WHO official summary tables for routine immunization schedules across the lifespan, covering all EPI vaccines with recommended timing for primary series and boosters. Essential for clinicians in LMIC settings following WHO/EPI guidance.
Guidelines & ProtocolsGuidelineMay 2026
WHO Recommendations on Newborn Health
Comprehensive WHO guideline document covering all recommended interventions for newborns and young infants under 2 months, including thermal care, cord care, feeding, and prevention of infection. Free PDF download available.
General NeonatologyGuidelineMay 2026
WHO Essential Newborn Care
WHO foundational program covering immediate newborn care, resuscitation, breastfeeding, thermal care, infection prevention, and recognition of danger signs. Free and globally applicable.