Wynter Andrews: Hospital trust to be prosecuted over baby’s death
Nottingham Coroner’s Court hears Wynter Andrews’s death was “a clear and obvious case of neglect”. Source link
Babys
Miscarriage: ‘We had to put baby’s remains in fridge’
A couple who lost their baby say staff had no idea what to do for them when they arrived at A&E. Source link
Can You Guess Your Baby’s Sex?
When you’re pregnant, chances are you’ll hear things like this – sometimes from total strangers: “You’re carrying low. You must be having a boy.” Or: “If you have morning sickness all day, it’s definitely a girl.” There are even odder myths for predicting the baby’s sex. One suggests that hanging a wedding ring from a strand of … Read more
Midwife struck off over Shropshire baby’s death
Pippa Griffiths died after midwives failed to realise the “urgency” of her condition, a panel says. Source link
Stillborn baby’s parents receive £2.8m from Nottingham hospital trust
Lawyers for Sarah and Jack Hawkins say it is the highest damages award in a stillbirth case. Source link
Coronavirus births: ‘My baby’s first word was mask’
How the lingering effects of the pandemic are affecting the lives of new parents and young children. Source link
Parents seek second inquest into baby’s hospital death
The original inquest found Hayden Nguyen died of natural causes, despite the hospital admitting errors. Source link
COVID-19 Isolation and Your Baby’s Immune System
Experts say developing your baby’s immune system is important, but doing so during a pandemic can be tricky. Source link
Covid-19: Baby’s mother issues mottled skin warning
George is recovering after spending three nights in hospital with coronavirus. Source link
Early Skin-to-Skin Contact Helps Baby’s Brain
Instinctively we’ve always known it: There’s something special about a mother’s touch. Research suggests that skin-to-skin contact in the first few months of life can play a key role in baby’s development, influencing brain activity and stress hormones at a critical time. “Our brains are not fully developed when we’re born, especially the … Read more