PreemieHelp encourages all links to its website. Below are some frequently asked questions regarding linking to us.

Linking to Preemiehelp

To us its all about empowering people with knowledge,.. So link to us and make the community stronger.

Below is advice and downloads for linking to preemiehelp.com. Preemiehelp looks to the community to help spread the word and make sure we get the information to those that need it most... YOU!

Which page should I link to?

We recommend linking to our home page - http://preemiehelp.com

Is there a Preemiehelp logo I can use to link from?

Shown below are four ‘linking logos’ which you can include on your website should you choose to. Downloads for these items are availible at the bottom of this page.

	Primary Logo	Stacked Logo
Medium size
Small size

Note: When using these linking logos, please include the alt tag: 'Preemiehelp.com: Everything preterm birth'.

What about reciprocal links?

To request a reciprocal link, please contact us and provide details of your organisation/website. All requests will be considered in relation to our Linking Policy.

Can I link to pages other than the home page?

Depending on your site’s audience, you may wish to link to some of our key topic areas or features. Below are some quick links to these pages:

Page	URL / Link
Preemie Development	http://preemiehelp.com/about-preemies/preemie-development
Preemie Facts and Figures	http://preemiehelp.com/about-preemies/preemie-facts-a-figures
In the Hospital	http://preemiehelp.com/about-preemies/in-the-hospital
Preemie Issues	http://preemiehelp.com/about-preemies/preemie-issues
Causes & Risk Factors	http://preemiehelp.com/for-preemie-parents-and-carers/causes-a-risks-factors-for-premature-birth
Parenting in the NICU	http://preemiehelp.com/for-preemie-parents-and-carers/parenting-in-the-nicu
Help & Support for Parents	http://preemiehelp.com/for-preemie-parents-and-carers/help-and-support-for-parents

What about deep linking?

Our Webmaster makes every effort not to change the URL of pages, so you can link to articles deep within the Preemiehelp website if you choose to. However, please note that content may be moved, deleted or archived at any time so it’s wise to review deep links on a regular basis to prevent ‘404 Page Not Found’ errors.

Do I need to add the ‘www.’ prefix to the URL?

The Preemiehelp website address does not require the ‘www.’ prefix, however, the link will work either with it (http://www.preemiehelp.com) or without it (http://preemiehelp.com). We prefer displaying the link without the ‘www.’ prefix.

Downloads: linking logos

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Preemie, Premmie, or Prem?

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.

New Release - Preemie Development

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.

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Using Adobe’s .pdf format makes the guide usable across a wide range of platforms from ipad to PC, smartphone to macbook.

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