Leaflets and Websites

In this section, we have leaflets for the Neonatal department. Please only read the materials on the advice of your baby's clinician.

• Breastfeeding at Home with Breast Milk Fortifier Supplements
• Milk as Medicine
• Naso / Orogastric Tube Feeding your Baby
• Neonatal Community Outreach Team
• Parent Information Following the Death of Your Baby on NICU
• Parent Information NICU
• Personal Hygiene for your Baby
• Quiet Time
• Support for Parents on the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
• Transition to Nutriprem 2 Formula

Useful Websites

		Tamba Tamba - Twins And Multiple Births Association - is the UK's leading twins and triplets charity. We have lots of tips and information about what to expect while you are pregnant. If you are already a parent to twins or more we have lots of useful information for you too, from breastfeeding advice to information about schooling.
		Bliss Bliss was founded in 1979 by a group of concerned parents who discovered that no hospital had all the equipment nor the trained staff it needed to safely care for premature and sick babies. Determined to do something, these volunteers formed a charity to give vulnerable babies the care they deserve. Almost 40 years later Bliss has grown into the leading UK charity for the 95,000 babies born needing neonatal care every year.
		The Multiple Births Foundation The Multiple Births Foundation was founded in 1988 and has become a national and international authority on multiple births. We are the only charity internationally which employs healthcare professionals dedicated to supporting multiple birth families and educating and advising professionals about their special needs.
		Premature Babies This website was built with the intention of providing you with all the information you need for your premature baby. We have sourced the data from many reputable websites, our main intention is to answer all your questions in one location.
		Sands Sands is the stillbirth and neonatal death charity. We operate throughout the UK, supporting anyone affected by the death of a baby, working to improve the care bereaved parents receive, and promoting research to reduce the loss of babies’ lives.