We know having a preemie can be a rewarding but difficult time, so we extend to you our positive thoughts and best wishes.
One of the greatest minds in history, Albert Einstein was born preterm.
A quick and comprehensive guide to understand all that is happening when you are faced with preterm birth and premature babies.
Packed with easy to read and understand. ‘The preemie guide’ is a must for any new parent.
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Steroids Help Micro Preemies A recent study has found that treating women at risk of pr... |
Training Preemie Parents Recent research conducted in Norway has found that helping... |
Parent Talk: Important for Preemies An article recently published in the journal of Pediatrics... |
Breastfeeding & Pain in Preemies Not only is pain in preemie babies upsetting annd stressfu... |
Preemiehelp is starting an awareness project for preemie research, support and community groups. So if you are one of these we want to let the world know about your group by building awareness of your group and its good work!
Most babies spend between 38 and 42 weeks in their mother’s uterus. So, technically a preterm birth, preemie, premmie, or prem, is an infant who is born less than 37 completed gestational weeks.
Read More: Defining Preterm birth
All in one easy to read eguide
‘The complete preemie guide to: ‘Preemie development’ is the must have guide to the NICU for new preemie parents.
With an easy-to-read layout this comprehensive guide is over 130 pages of important information about the NICU and your preemie.
Using Adobe’s .pdf format makes the guide usable across a wide range of platforms from ipad to PC, smartphone to macbook.
Packed with extra features like progress charts, NICU checklists and plenty of others. ‘The preemie guide’ is a must for any new parents.
