Father’s Day is a time to celebrate the incredible journey of fatherhood. However, for many dads who have spent time in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), this day comes with a mix of emotions. These dads have navigated through uncharted territory and faced incredible challenges. Here are the heartfelt reflections of some NICU dads, sharing what they wish they had known during their time on a neonatal unit.
Our new compassionate guide is designed to assist new parents in understanding and managing the complexities of neonatal intensive care units (NICU).
Our corporate partner, Central Medical Supplies (CMS), is celebrating a year of partnership with Ickle Pickles, raising over £5,500 to support neonatal care.
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The doctor told us that our twins had no chance of survival. Viability is 24 weeks gestation and I was only 22 weeks + 2 days.
I just wanted to say how enormously honoured and proud I am to be named an Ambassador for the Ickle Pickles Children’s Charity!
Fundraise for Leicester’s premature and sick babies.
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The Ickle Pickles Children’s Charity aims to give every newborn a chance by working nationally whilst delivering tangible local benefits for neonatal units, parents and communities.
Registered charity number 1129763
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