Radio Interview with KMfm
Today our story was featured on the local radio. Listen to the full interview below:
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Reading to Your Preemie
Last month we were lucky enough to be invited back to our neonatal unit to be part of their ‘Books for Babies’ campaign; an initiative launched after discovering that only… Read more »
Reflections Following Baby Loss Awareness Week and #WaveOfLight
Last week was Baby Loss Awareness Week; this is an initiative led by various charities with the idea behind it being to offer support to those who have lost babies… Read more »
Fundraising Update!
Now that our fundraising events for 2016 are finished I wanted, not only express our gratitude to everyone who has donated, but also share our achievements. So far, at the time of writing, I’m… Read more »
Baby Photography Tips (by an amateur)
Before I begin I just want to stress that I am not a professional photographer and what I am writing here is based on both research I have carried out and… Read more »
Henry’s Weaning Journey (Weaning a Preemie)
We started weaning Henry just over two weeks ago, just before he turned six months and we’ve been having great fun watching him enjoy some real food. I wanted to share… Read more »
Henry’s Journey from Birth to Six Months
On several occasions we thought we may never reach this milestone; but here we are. Henry is six months old today! Despite the tough times we have had along the… Read more »
Eight Weeks at Home
Wow, we have been home a whole eight weeks and I don’t know where the time has gone, it’s flown by! Henry is now 24 weeks old with a corrected… Read more »
Henry Does. . . Baby Sign Language
Lately I have been reading a lot about the benefits of signing with babies. According to the articles I have read, this results in babies who are able to communicate their… Read more »
You’re Home. Now What?
I’m writing this and reflecting after being at home for nearly two weeks. We have now settled into home life nicely, Henry is enjoying his new environment and has gained… Read more »