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Bliss We exist to give every baby born premature or sick in the UK the best chance of survival and quality of life. Find out more at bliss.org.uk
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Families can pay as much as Β£405 every week just to be with their baby in hospital.If you are struggling, talk to our su...
11/10/2026

Families can pay as much as Β£405 every week just to be with their baby in hospital.

If you are struggling, talk to our support team to get information about entitlements, benefits or grants you might be able to claim while your baby is in neonatal care.

You can reach out via DM or email [email protected]. πŸ’™

πŸ“Έ Brooke and Tom, parents to Arthur, born at 26+6 weeks.

"I think for many older siblings, having a baby brother or sister in NICU can feel confusing.”Lihini’s experiences of ha...
11/10/2026

"I think for many older siblings, having a baby brother or sister in NICU can feel confusing.”

Lihini’s experiences of having a baby in NICU led her to write about having tough conversations with older siblings.

Read Lihini's full story here πŸ‘‰ https://tinyurl.pulse.ly/0ewmhxwutt

When Lucy's son was born at 31 weeks, she found creative writing a helpful medium to work through her feelings. Lucy has...
10/10/2026

When Lucy's son was born at 31 weeks, she found creative writing a helpful medium to work through her feelings. Lucy has kindly shared her beautiful poem 'Motifs' with us. πŸ’™

When your baby is in neonatal care, it's natural for your attention to be focused on them. This , we're reminding parents that your wellbeing is important too. Looking after yourself can help you get through challenging times, and navigate your feelings afterwards.

If you've had a neonatal experience, what did you do to help process your feelings? Whether it was something creative, like writing poetry or listening to music, or simply talking to a loved one, let us know in the comments below. πŸ‘‡πŸ’™

Read Lucy's full story here πŸ‘‰ https://bliss.pulse.ly/nggupy4evw

Bliss is always here for you. Please reach out via DM or email [email protected] for support.

Good luck to all our amazing runners taking on the The Royal Parks Half Marathon this weekend! πŸƒThank you for going the ...
09/10/2026

Good luck to all our amazing runners taking on the The Royal Parks Half Marathon this weekend! πŸƒ

Thank you for going the extra mile and raising vital funds for sick and premature babies. We hope you have a fantastic day and soak up the incredible atmosphere. Go Team Bliss! πŸŽ‰

Send this post to someone who is running to say good luck! πŸ’™

This Baby Loss Awareness Week, we want to acknowledge families who don't get to come home with their baby from neonatal ...
09/10/2026

This Baby Loss Awareness Week, we want to acknowledge families who don't get to come home with their baby from neonatal care. πŸ’™

If you're remembering your baby today, please know that you are not alone. Your baby is loved, remembered, and will always matter.

Whether you share a name, a memory, a photo, or simply a πŸ’™ in the comments, we'd be honoured to remember your little one with you.

We also invite our community to show their support for bereaved families and help ensure no parent feels alone in their grief.

If you lost your baby who was born premature or sick, our support team is here for you. Please DM us contact us at [email protected] for information & support.

Our friends at Tommy's and Sands - baby loss charity are here to support you too.

08/10/2026

Thank you to the Deputy Minister for Social Care, Mental Health and Women's Health, Delyth Jewell MS, for speaking up for babies born premature or sick in her address to the Senedd last week.

The Minister highlighted how Bliss' programme of work to drive up standards in neonatal care and provide support for parents is vital for the 2,800 premature and sick babies born in Wales every year.

Bliss' national neonatal service improvement programme will be funded until March 2027. As part of this work in Wales:
πŸ’™ All units are progressing through Bliss Baby Charter accreditation
Bliss information and support resources, such as posters and booklets, have been translated into Welsh.
πŸ’™ Bespoke training webinars for healthcare professionals have been delivered.
πŸ’™ A Bliss North Wales WhatsApp peer support group for parents and cares has been launched.
πŸ’™ And much more!

We'd like to better understand how families find, trust, and use our information. If you’re a parent or carer with neona...
08/10/2026

We'd like to better understand how families find, trust, and use our information. If you’re a parent or carer with neonatal experience, we’d love your help with a short online survey (around 10 minutes). Your feedback will help us improve our resources so that we can better support families with babies born premature or sick.

πŸ’™ The survey is open until 25th October 2026.
πŸ’™ As a thank you, there’s an optional prize draw for a Β£50 voucher.
πŸ’™ We’d love to hear from all kinds of families. Mums, dads, partners, and anyone who supported a baby in neonatal care
πŸ’™ We're keen to hear your views whatever your thoughts on AI.

Take the survey here πŸ‘‰ https://tinyurl.pulse.ly/vmcbtxzzkl

Was your baby born more than 8 weeks early and had breathing difficulties at birth?The OPTIMISE trial is looking for par...
06/10/2026

Was your baby born more than 8 weeks early and had breathing difficulties at birth?

The OPTIMISE trial is looking for parents to help shape new research. No experience needed.

Interested? Email [email protected].

The second of the Bliss Wales Programme webinars for neonatal Healthcare Professionals will take place on Thursday 15th ...
05/10/2026

The second of the Bliss Wales Programme webinars for neonatal Healthcare Professionals will take place on Thursday 15th October.

The session will highlight the importance of individualising care for every baby and family, and the benefits this can bring, with a particular focus on the role that Allied Healthcare Professionals play in delivering care for babies and their families.

This webinar is open to all neonatal healthcare and allied healthcare professionals working in Wales.

πŸ’™ Bliss FICare webinar: Individualising care in Wales, an AHP perspective
⏰ 15th October 2026, 12-1:30pm
πŸ“ Online

Please click here to register πŸ‘‰ https://microsoft.pulse.ly/6sj76z4u98

When a baby is in neonatal care, many families find themselves juggling more than just the emotional impact.Extra journe...
04/10/2026

When a baby is in neonatal care, many families find themselves juggling more than just the emotional impact.

Extra journeys to and from hospital, meals away from home and parking fees can create additional pressures at an already challenging time.

If you're worried about money, speak to your neonatal team or email [email protected]. There may be practical support, financial assistance or local schemes available to help ease some of the burden. πŸ’™

Let us know in the comments what support made the biggest difference to your family during your baby's neonatal stay. πŸ‘‡

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
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