Bringing a new life into the world is a joyous event, but it’s also a time when mothers need to be vigilant about their own health. The postpartum period, often referred to as the “fourth trimester,” is critical for recovery and well-being.

Welcoming a new baby into the world is a joyful milestone, but when a baby requires care in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), it can be a deeply emotional and overwhelming experience for parents. While parents focus on their baby’s health, family and friends can play a vital role in offering support.

Bathing is more than just a hygiene routine for newborns; it’s an opportunity for bonding, sensory stimulation, and comfort. For infants in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), however, traditional bathing methods may feel overwhelming due to their delicate and sensitive conditions.

Pre-eclampsia is a condition that affects roughly 5–8% of pregnancies and can pose serious risks for both the mother and baby. Early awareness and understanding are key to managing this condition, which can often develop suddenly…

To make sure you’re well-prepared, here are the top three questions you should ask at your baby’s first pediatrician appointment after NICU discharge….

For parents and caregivers, preparing baby formula correctly is essential to ensure that your baby gets the necessary nutrients safely…

As the temperature drops and the cold and flu season kicks in, parents of premature babies face additional concerns. Premature infants have delicate immune systems, making them more vulnerable to seasonal illnesses.

If your premature baby is in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), you might be surprised to learn that caffeine is commonly used as part of their care.

One of the most common concerns parents have is, "How long will my baby need to stay in a heated incubator?"

As winter approaches, many parents reach for thick snowsuits to keep their babies cozy and warm. While this seems like the best way to protect your little one from the cold, heavy snowsuits and car seats are a dangerous mix…

At NEOwell, we believe every moment with your preemie is worth celebrating. Halloween is a perfect chance to create sweet memories and take adorable photos, even if you’re keeping it simple and safe…

Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) is a common yet potentially serious virus, especially for newborns, premature babies, and infants with underdeveloped immune systems…

Being put on bedrest during pregnancy can come as a surprise and might leave you feeling limited or anxious…

Taking time for yourself is not only important for your well-being but also for your baby…

As parents of premature babies, you may be concerned about the possibility of your little one needing a helmet due to conditions like plagiocephaly (flat head syndrome)…

One of the first questions parents often ask is, “How often can I see my baby in the NICU?”

While the thought of your newborn needing specialized care can be overwhelming, understanding why babies are admitted and how the NICU can help can bring some comfort and clarity during this challenging time.

If you’ve recently been diagnosed with gestational diabetes, we know how overwhelming it can feel...

NICU stays vary greatly depending on your baby’s unique situation. However, understanding some of the factors that influence NICU duration can help you better prepare for the road ahead...

There is one special way you can actively contribute to your baby’s health and well-being: Kangaroo Care. This simple yet powerful method of holding your baby skin-to-skin has been shown to benefit both preemies and full-term infants in profound ways...