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Hospital Name: Whipps Cross Hospital
Father’s Day Reflections from NICU Dads
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.
Ickle Pickles launches new Guide to NICU with Mama Bamboo
Our new compassionate guide is designed to assist new parents in understanding and managing the complexities of neonatal intensive care units (NICU).
2027 London Landmarks Half Marathon for Ickle Pickles
The 10th anniversary of the London Landmarks Half Marathon will take place on Sunday, 4 April 2027. The highly popular closed-road event will celebrate a decade of running through the City of London and City of Westminster with special anniversary festivities.
Central Medical Supplies Continues Supporting Ickle Pickles
Our corporate partner, Central Medical Supplies (CMS), is celebrating a year of partnership with Ickle Pickles, raising over £5,500 to support neonatal care.
Victoria Park Challenge
Sign up to take on a 5km, 10km or half marathon around one of East London’s most loved parks.
Swaledale Waterfall Challenge
This 5-hour journey takes you through breathtaking waterfalls, picturesque hills, and offers invigorating swims, making it a perfect adventure for outdoor enthusiasts.
Paralympian Gemma Collis to attend Incubator Push in Tooting
The Ickle Pickles Children’s Charity is delighted to announce that Paralympic wheelchair fencer Gemma Collis will be attending the upcoming 28K Incubator Push in Tooting, supporting families of premature and sick babies while helping raise vital funds for neonatal care.
Malik and Muna’s Story
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.
