Premature baby care

Welcoming a premature baby into this world can be an overwhelming experience. You and your baby will be in the safest place for the treatment you both need, however you may be left feeling uncertain and in need of some additional support. We have compiled articles on premature labour, feeding a preterm baby, commonly asked questions about having a premature baby and caring for your preterm baby at home.

The arrival and care of a premature baby can have significant effects on you and your family. Every parent wishes for a healthy and uncomplicated labour – so it’s understandable to feel upset or worried when things do not go as planned. When you are home, remember you are not alone. Friends, family and healthcare professionals will be on hand to help so you can focus on bonding with your baby. If you or your partner are feeling overwhelmed about caring for a premature baby, it is important to speak to your healthcare professional as there is plenty of support available. Charities are also on hand to offer a wide range of free services for the families of premature babies throughout every stage of your journey.

Your baby is a true warrior, just like you.