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In hospital

Find information about neonatal care, what happens on a neonatal unit and how you can get involved in your baby’s care.

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At home

The first few months at home with your baby can be challenging. Find tips and information to help.

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“Be kind to yourselves, take all the support you can get and accept help”

Elspeth and Craig's identical twins Remy and Forrest were born at 29 weeks and five days. In their story, they share all the ups and down of their journey to bringing their boys home after 74 days in neonatal care.
Read “Be kind to yourselves, take all the support you can get and accept help” - Elspeth’s and Craig’s story
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“Be kind to yourselves, take all the support you can get and accept help”

Elspeth and Craig's identical twins Remy and Forrest were born at 29 weeks and five days. In their story, they share all the ups and down of their journey to bringing their boys home after 74 days in neonatal care.
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How you can support your baby

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Looking after your baby on the neonatal unit

It can be hard to know how to look after your baby in neonatal care. But getting involved can help you and your baby.…

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Being involved in your baby’s care and procedures

Information on being involved in your baby’s care and procedures on the neonatal unit. Read about procedures in…

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