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Here we explore the importance of non-verbal communication and its impact on families in neonatal care.
The focus groups we have held with members of our Parent Advisory Group (PAG) have given us important insight into the communication needs of families.
Luke shares his experience of having a baby born prematurely. His son, James (Jim) was born at 31 weeks and spent time in different neonatal units between Arrowe Park…
The Neonatal Care (Leave and Pay) Bill has passed third reading in Parliament and is one step closer to becoming law.
The latest birth statistics for 2021 show a slight increase in overall preterm birth rates, with the highest rate of preterm birth among Black babies.
Reliance on the visual signs of jaundice could put babies, particularly those born prematurely or with Black and Brown skin, at risk of harm.
For Full Term Awareness Month, Emma shares details on what happened when her baby boy, Marco, was born at full term. Marco ended up needing neonatal care for longer than…
Find out more about Strep A, symptoms and treatments. You know your baby best. If you are worried, contact NHS 111 or your GP.
For Full Term Awareness Month, Rachel shares her story of having a baby born full term but sick. Her daughter Mila needed treatment for persistent pulmonary hypertension…
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Find out about moving fowards with healthy foods, allergies, family mealtimes and your baby's growth.
Candice's baby boy William was unexpectedly born at 32 weeks. In her story she tells us about her neonatal journey, including what it was like to spend Christmas on the…
Find out how you can tell if your baby is ready to start weaning, how you can begin weaning together, and how they should be sitting.
Find out what foods to use first when weaning a premature baby, and how to introduce more foods. Make sure you talk to your health professional about any additional…
Find out more about baby-led weaning, managing lumpy food, finger foods, gagging and choking.
Find out how to continue with milk feeds and what other drinks you can offer you baby when weaning.
For Full Term Awareness Month, Toni shares her advice to other parents who have had a baby born full-term but sick. After a great pregnancy, her son Leon was born…
In a story he wrote for The Sick Children's Trust, Jimmy shares his story of having a baby girl, Jasmine, born with spina bifida.
Childbase Partnership’s staff and families across 44 day nurseries have raised a staggering £181,761 for Bliss, the UK’s leading charity for babies born premature or…
Earlier today (28th February 2023), the preliminary hearing for Module 3 of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry heard that Bliss is one of 13 pregnancy and baby charities who have…
Elizabeth gave birth to her twin boys Seb and Alex at 27 weeks and five days. For Rare Disease Day, she shares Seb’s experience of being diagnosed with Hirschsprung’s…
Neonatal mortality rates increased slightly in 2021, as revealed in new data published today.
With a rise in cases of common infectious illnesses including Strep A, flu and RSV this winter, it’s important that families know when and how to seek help for their…
Aimee and Tom share their story of having triplets born prematurely at 31 weeks and five days. They offer their advice to parents on the unit and explain how they…
On this page are some common questions and answers for parents about winter illnesses and their babies.
When Emma gave birth to her baby girl at full term, she did not expect that Sophie would be whisked off to critical care. Emma shares her neonatal story and recommends…
The Neonatal Care (Leave and Pay) Bill has passed through second reading in the House of Lords this morning.
Bethany had her baby boy at 26 weeks. She shares her advice for other parents with a premature baby on the NICU: to write down all of your questions and don't be afraid…
Today is HIE Awareness Day. Jessica shares her experience of having a little girl, Hettie, who was born at full-term and suffered from Hypoxic-ischaemic Encephalopathy…
This page contains a quick summary of some of the key things to remember from our weaning information.
