Meet Tania, Preemie Mom
Stay strong and hopeful. Keep informed too. Make sure the doctors are keeping you in the loop. And always remember to only panic when the nurses do.
Meet Gail, Preemie Mom
My ‘words of wisdom’ would be to remain calm, as your baby can sense your emotions. Babies are tougher than we think and will surprise you over and over again.
Meet Anonymous, A Preemie Mom
Celebrate the smallest milestones- holding your baby for the first time, even changing a nappy for the 1st time! And savour these moments.
Meet Jadi, Preemie Mom
Giving birth to a premature baby is the same as going on a roller coaster ride. It is an up and down ride, you will scream and cry out of fear and in the same breath scream and cry laughter.
Meet Karen, Preemie Mom
There WILL be days with bad news, cry if you need to and then just know that tomorrow is another day and progress and good news will come. Preemies are the best fighters in the world!
Meet Bibi, Preemie Mom
Don’t be shy to ask and take help, you too need to rest and take care of your well-being.
Meet Sue, Preemie Mom
Be kind to yourself also – this is a big deal and your emotions will be all over the place so accept it and give yourself space to heal.
Meet Rechelle, Preemie Mom
Your baby will thrive on your positivity. Most of all… you are stronger than what you think and man these preemies are real little fighters.
An Open Letter to Duchess of Sussex on the occasion of Her royal tour to Southern Africa in September/October 2019
Your Royal Highness, We know the time you have with us is short. We realise much thought has been put into an itinerary that will have lasting impact. Even so, we feel compelled to ask you to make one symbolic stop on your journey to
Meet Masego
Meet Maesgo, Mom for 70 days Every mother’s story is as unique and important as she is. Moms speak, we listen. For our latest Meet The Mom we spoke to Masego Modisagae, a first time Mom. 1.) What word(s) would you use to describe your journey