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World Prematurity Day 2020 – Caring for the future In an Australian-first, Miracle Babies Foundation launches an information hub for families with a premature or sick baby. Miracle Babies Foundation, Australia’s leading not for profit supporting premature and sick newborns,… Continue Reading >

Parents of a baby being born premature or sick are at increased risk of post-natal depression, anxiety and PTSD.  This life-changing and traumatic experience touches the lives of the entire family unit. In 2021 The Impact Institute conducted an independent study… Continue Reading >

Miracle Babies Foundation, Australia’s leading not for profit supporting premature and sick newborns, their families and the hospitals that care for them, has a ground-breaking evidence-based online resource available for families. In support of our vision for ‘better, healthier outcomes… Continue Reading >

This World Prematurity Day (Sunday, 17th November), Tommee Tippee, in support of Miracle Babies Foundation is encouraging everyone to help save a little miracle by “tipping in” in an effort to raise $20,000! Visit https://tommee-tippee-tip-in.raisely.com/  to get involved. By getting involved… Continue Reading >

During the Miracle Month of May, Miracle Babies Foundation is calling on Australians to help families challenged by prematurity or sickness. The birth of any child is a miracle, but for parents of the 48,000 babies born premature or sick… Continue Reading >

During the Miracle Month of May, Miracle Babies Foundation is calling on Australians to help families challenged by prematurity or sickness. The birth of any child is a miracle, but for parents of the 48,000 babies born premature or sick… Continue Reading >

For families who have had a premature or sick newborn, going home is a very special milestone. Finally, there’s the green light to take your baby home. Obviously, it is an exciting time, but alongside the relief of finally leaving… Continue Reading >

Starting school can be an emotional time for families who have experienced the birth of a baby born premature or sick. An early or traumatic birth can lead to growth or developmental delays, behavioural challenges and disabilities, and how their… Continue Reading >