Flushing nappies is a dirty business... Please don’t flush: ✘ Sanitary products ✘ Nappies ✘ Cleansing wipes ✘ Condoms ✘ Cotton buds and cotton wool ✘ Plasters ✘ Fats, oils and grease
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id you know we clear over 55,000 sewer blockages each year? And a whopping 75% of them are caused by putting the wrong thing down the toilet or sink!
When you’re buying those baby essentials and preparing for a new chapter in your life, we know that where to dispose of all those dirty nappies is probably the last thing on your mind, but small changes can make a big difference.
Sewer blockages can lead to sewer flooding in your home, which can be very unpleasant, especially when looking after a new born baby. Only human waste, toilet tissue and a small amount of household cleaning products should be flushed down the toilet.
Visit our website at
stwater.co.uk/sewer for more information and remember next time you change a nappy –
bin it, don’t flush it!
Everyone is welcome at Nottingham Children’s Centres
There are lots of exciting activities and events taking place in and around your local Children’s Centre.
• Stay and story time
• Baby weaning sessions • Family support
• Sensory sessions
• Parents support group • Messy play
• Adult learning courses • Work directions
• Parent & toddler group
There are a number of different people on hand at your local Children’s Centre providing support to families with children and young people aged 0 to 19 years. For more information please contact the Families Information Service on: Tel: 0800 458 4114 Email:
fis@nottinghamcity.gov.uk
Small Steps 9 • Birth registrations
• Health and baby clinic • Play and youth activities • Welfare rights support • New Leaf drop in clinic • Child-minders group • Parenting courses • Young parents group
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