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We are a specialist team of medical negligence solicitors with deep, longstanding experience supporting families affected by complications during pregnancy, labour, and…
Join #TeamBliss for the UK’s second largest half marathon and Wales’ largest road race. The flat and fast course makes it ideal for both beginners and elites!
When baby Toby was born at 26 weeks, writing a diary helped Adam get through the 142 days they spent in neonatal care.
Join thousands of runners for an iconic 10K through London's most famous streets and landmarks this summer.
Neonatal units work with families to provide Family Integrated Care (FICare) for each baby. FICare is a model of neonatal care which promotes a culture of partnership…
We interviewed different families about their unique experiences of FICare, these are shown in a series of videos.
There are lots of ways you can get involved with your baby’s care on the neonatal unit.
Touch is an important way to comfort your baby and to show them your love.
Being involved in caring for your baby can help you to bond, feel more confident as a parent, and can lead to better long-term outcomes for your baby’s development.
Our dedicated Child Brain Injury team has a proven track record supporting children who have suffered catastrophic brain injuries due to medical negligence at or around…
Josie sadly passed away in late March 2026
The assessment team observed that the unit is an impressive and welcoming environment for families.
Caroline Lee-Davey honoured to represent neonatal babies' voices in the important work
New data from MBRRACE-UK released today (Thursday 11 June) shows that the rate of neonatal mortality was lower in 2024 compared to 2023.
When Kate noticed her baby wasn’t moving as much at seven months, she spoke up. The same day, Gabriel was safely delivered by C‑section and spent five weeks being looked…
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Natasha’s baby boy spent nearly 12 weeks in neonatal care after being born premature weighing 2lbs 9oz.
Donna Ockenden has today published the final report of the Independent Review of Maternity Services at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust which looks at the…
To mark Armed Forces Day, Paul shares his experiences of being a father to twins in the NICU while serving in the Royal Air Force.
The final report of the Independent Investigation into Maternity and Neonatal Services in England was published today (June 30)
Here are the answers to the Frequently Asked Questions about our 60 Miles in September challenge.
Bliss has launched a new report, ‘Equity for Every Baby: Tackling inequalities in neonatal care linked to ethnicity and socioeconomic deprivation’
The assessment team observed that the unit prioritises family and staff wellbeing.
Join us and complete 60 miles throughout September to support the 1 in 7 babies born in the UK who are admitted onto neonatal units each year.
