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Expert Advice and Stories
Explore our collection of blog posts from NICU experts.

Podcast
A couple’s experience of NICU and how it made their relationship stronger
This week on the podcast we talked to the wonderful Danielle and Tyler Morris, a couple who had their son at 24 weeks and 4 days, which makes him a micropreemie. Their journey inspired Danielle to set up @nicu_experience on Instagram
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Having a full term NICU baby: It is more common than you think
Most people don't know that a large majority of NICU admissions are babies who are born at full term. It is necessary to shed light on this, as there are often misconceptions that only premature babies need neonatal care, which is not the case.
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Podcast
Navigating Medical Parenthood: A conversation with Amanda Griffith Atkins on Parenting a Child with a disability
Amanda Griffith Atkins' journey through parenthood offers a poignant look into the world of raising a child with a disability. Her honesty and compassion shine through, providing a community for parents facing similar challenges.

Podcast
Enhancing NICU Care: Insights from Neonatal Occupational Therapist, Katie Ross
Join us for an enlightening and much needed conversation with Katie Ross, whose expertise as a neonatal occupational therapist and a mother with NICU experience brings a wealth of insights to our podcast.

Dr Frankie Harrison
It’s okay to grieve…
We experience a lot of loss when we are parents of a baby who has spent time in NICU. Life is not how you imaged, and it can feel like those firsts you wanted for you and your baby have been taken away from you; these feelings are hard to cope with.
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Dr Frankie Harrison
Frankie’s Breastfeeding Story - Breastfeeding Awareness Week
“My breastfeeding story felt like a full on novel, it took me 3 and a half months before I was able to solely breastfeed and it felt like it took all of me to commit to it. I feel lucky I have been able to continue.”
Real Life NICU Experiences
Hear from other NICU parents and families

Your Stories
Machair’s Story - Nuances of NICU
I was thrust into the NICU world at 100 miles an hour without a chance to pause and catch my breath. My baby was born premature. I knew that babies could be born early but never did I ever even pause to think that MY baby would be born prematurely.