What does neonatal family support mean to us?
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It’s beginning to look like…
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Extra Leave for Premature Baby Parents
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World Prematurity Day
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Neonatal Mental Health
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From One NICU Mum to Another
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NHS Saved My Life: the baby born…
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Britain’s smallest surviving baby…
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Our New Sibling Packs!
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80% Of Parents With Babies In Intensive…
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1 in 8
babies born in the UK require neonatal care each year
We offer a range of support services for families both in neonatal units and within the community. Our outreach sessions are supported by health professionals and include paediatric first aid courses.
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Ruby Eve was born on 27th July 2016. Diagnosed with Trisomy 21 (Downs Syndrome) immediately after birth. Ruby had a slight heart murmur but the doctors were not overly worried as it was a very small one and this is common with new born babies. At a day old Ruby was sent to NICU as she was more sleepy and unable to breastfeed, her oxygen levels also dipped. At 14 days old Ruby was transferred from Oldham NICU to Manchester Royal Children’s Hospital for a routine ultrasound…
