We do everything possible to minimize discomfort. Pain relief and comfort measures are used based on your baby’s condition and procedure.

It depends on your baby’s diagnosis, gestational age, and progress. Some stay a few days, others a few weeks, we’ll keep you informed every step.

Yes. If direct feeding isn’t possible, you can express milk. Your milk can be given by tube or bottle until your baby is ready to latch.

This is common and nothing to feel bad about. Our lactation team will support you, and we also offer screened donor milk when needed.

Yes, both parents are encouraged to visit. NICU visitation policies may vary slightly, but we prioritize parent bonding and presence.

Kangaroo Care means skin-to-skin contact with your baby. It boosts bonding, breastfeeding, and even helps regulate your baby’s vitals.

They help monitor breathing, heart rate, and temperature, or deliver medications and nutrition. They are carefully secured and necessary.

We share daily updates and explain key signs of recovery like breathing independently, feeding well, and gaining weight.

Yes! As your baby stabilizes, we’ll invite you to help with diapering, feeding, and holding. Your presence is powerful.

Our NICU staff is trained to act fast. If an emergency occurs, we will stabilize your baby and keep you informed at every step.

Many NICU babies grow up strong and healthy. If there’s a concern, we ensure early diagnosis, therapy, and follow-up support.

Yes, usually. We understand these are precious moments. Just follow NICU guidelines around safety and privacy.

We’ll give you a full discharge guide about feeding instructions, medication, warning signs, and follow-up schedule — so you feel ready.

We offer follow-up care, emergency contact info, and lactation guidance so you’re supported even after discharge.

NICU is hard. We offer emotional counselling, support groups, and a space to talk. You’re not alone, we’re here for you.