Mōkori anō a mihi ka rere ki a Jacinda Ardern katahi anō
ka whakamōhio mai kua hapū ia. Ka tika rā te kōrero he
taonga te tamaiti, nō reira, ka rere ngā whakaaro ki a koe
Jacinda, otirā ki tō whānau.
Hāpai Te Hauora warmly
congratulates Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, Clarke Gayford
and their whānau on the announcement of their child due in
June.
Today Prime Minister Ardern announced on her
Instagram account that the couple were expecting their first
child. Hāpai welcomes the announcement and has formally
invited the Prime Minister to receive a wahakura for her new
baby.
"Wahakura is a traditional Māori concept but they
are used today among Māori and non-Māori parents alike as
safe sleep devices," says Fay Selby-Law GM of the National
SUDI Prevention Service at Hāpai Te Hauora. "We will
present a wahakura to the Prime Minister as a symbol of our
support for all parents and tamariki in
Aotearoa."
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