Explore the lifelong impact of premature birth—medically, developmentally, and emotionally. This episode sheds light on how early experiences shape growth beyond the NICU and empowers parents with knowledge, compassion, and hope.
Culture, Belief, and a Committed Team: The University of Iowa NICU Redefines What’s Possible
Born at 21 weeks, Nash Keen is the youngest infant ever to survive. Two University of Iowa neonatologists share how culture, belief, and neonatal hemodynamics shaped his care—and what it means to see fragile babies go home after months in the NICU.
Bridging Gaps, Building Connections: The Infant Feeding Journey
In this episode, Elisa Doherty and Lisa Kleinz explore the challenges of infant feeding, the importance of truly listening to families’ goals, and how the Infant Feeding Clinic and Infant-Driven Feeding® (IDF™) Program support parents from NICU to home, fostering connection, confidence, and long-term feeding success.
Navigating Life After the NICU: The Lasting Effects of Prematurity
Uncover the untold story of prematurity in this powerful episode. Host Nicole Nyberg dives into the lifelong impacts of preterm birth on infants and families, from health challenges to the emotional toll on parents. Gain insight, support, and inspiration to navigate life beyond the NICU and empower your journey.
The BIG and Positive Impacts of Skin-to-skin Care in the NICU
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A Review of the WHO Recommendations for the Care of Preterm or Low-Birth-weight Infant – Part III
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Questions Parents Should Ask Their Baby’s NICU Care Team Each Day
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Supporting Maternal Mental Health in the NICU – Are We Doing Enough?
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