Nicu awareness month september

📅 September is also NICU Awareness Month! 🌟 Swipe through to check out some of my favorite resources for NICU families 💙 & of course, a shameless plug for my “Big Sibling Guide to the NICU” activity book, which helps siblings feel involved and reassured while their little brother or sister is in the NICU. 🍼📖 Now available in hard copies (Amazon) and digital download (Etsy) - links in bio ✨ Let’s keep the support going—comment below with your favorite organizations supporting NICU babies…

🌟 September is NICU Awareness Month! 🌟 Did you know that nearly 10-15% of babies are admitted to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) each year? That’s about 380,000 babies in the U.S. alone. 👶💚 A common misconception is that the NICU only cares for premature babies. While premature infants do make up a significant part of the population, most NICU babies are actually full-term or late-preterm! These babies may need extra care for reasons like breathing problems, infections, or birth…

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September is NICU Awareness Month. This month honors the families that have had or are currently experiencing a stay in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit as well as the NICU professionals that care for them. There are numerous reasons for a NICU admission. The Kidz Club PPEC provides care to NICU graduates that still require nursing care. To search for job opportunities or to for nursing services, visit www.thekidzclub.com . . #thekidzclub #PPEC #nursingcare #NICUAwareness

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September is Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Awareness Month. This month is designed to honor families who have experienced the NICU and celebrate the professionals who care for them. This month is special to me, because I have two miracle babies that

Sibling Support Day - September 29th is a day to honor all NICU siblings. We recognize that a NICU stay not only impacts parents, but their children at home as well. Siblings need support, love, and encouragement to help them through this journey.