Like every parent in NICU, I would leave late each night exhausted, but was still unable to rest at home. Sleepless nights were spent reading Google articles far beyond my grasp, on every medical term I had heard that day. EiSMART helped me realise where I could make a real difference to my baby. It’s not in learning the medicine of ward doctors and nurses. It was in kangaroo care; in singing and reading; in breastfeeding and pumping. These simple things: they are not meaningless. These simple things: they are founded in hard evidence; they change the human brain. These simple things: they make a real difference.
– Parent of baby born at 24 weeks’ gestation
We’re dedicated to finding causes and treatments to save babies 
For me, my becoming a mother commenced in 2009 with a 400-day stay in various London hospital units.
The first time I picked up the prescription, the pharmacist looked completely shocked at the amount of medication I was collecting.
My 26 weeker has just turned 9 years old. During those 9 years, we have both transformed. She has gone from being a critically ill infant with a poor prognosis to a marvellous, energetic young lady starting Year 4.
Miracles are made possible by people who adopt a growth mindset, always looking at what can be improved and using each other’s strengths.
