Welcome to the
ICU baby Family Forum
This Family Forum is a platform where our ICU baby community can share their experiences to discuss and support one another through their NICU journey. We welcome you to participate in the discussions below:
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About the ICU baby Family Forum
The ICU baby family Forum connects our community to each other and gives them a platform to meet, discuss, and share their experiences.
Our mission is to support families in the NICU. ICU baby believes that no baby or parent is alone. We see you. We welcome all families that have received ICU baby support to use this tool to help them navigate their journey now and even beyond the NICU. Welcome to our online community of support.
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ICU baby is a non-profit organization that supports families with a baby in the NICU.
Meet some of our ICU baby Families
Our NICU families have had such impactful stories of love and perseverance. Here are a few we would like to share to honor their journey and provide a message of hope.
Parker Family
Meet Kermani Parker…. After 119 days in the NICU, he is finally home with his mom Nikita, dad, Francios Charles and big brother Kemonte. “Woo hoo. It’s been crazy, restless, tiredness…but I’m so happy he’s home. And my 5 year old is so helpful, always wanting to pick him up, sleep with him, bath him. It’s been a joy.” It’s … Read More
Biltz Family
Getting pregnant is not easy for many people. In fact, 10% of women in the U.S. suffer from difficulty getting and staying pregnant. Shane and Darlene were part of that 10%. They tried to have a baby for 4 1/2 years without success. The 6th gynecologist they went to finally gave them the right test and noticed that Darlene had … Read More
Amador Family
The terrifying journey for babies Alisa and Alexa and their mother Gretel Amador began before the twin girls were even born. Gretel was diagnosed with TTTS Syndrome, which is a rare and serious condition that can occur in pregnancies when identical twins share their mother’s placenta. With TTTS, abnormal blood vessels form within the placenta and they cause one twin … Read More