Review
The book on preemies ... comfort, support and a medical roadmap. (Judy Waggoner
Appleton Post-Crescent 20030513)
Clear, compassionate language... decodes medical jargon... practical advice on how parents can cope, physically and emotionally. (
Georgia Family 200310)
A support guide for parents of these babies... how to cope with the reality of a baby who came too early. (Jamie Quinney
Atlanta Parent 200503)
No-nonsense, straightforward, easy to read... This is a 'must read' for all parents of premature infants. (Dr Tammy Clifford
Canadian Family Physician 200308)
Decodes medical jargon, proposes ways that parents can work with hospital medical staff, and discusses the importance of therapeutic touch. (Molly Frederick
Contemporary Pediatrics 200408)
This clear, concise, and informative book is sure to be read and reread by parent of premature babies. (
Fox Valley Kids )
A very useful book for parents who have a premature infant... useful tips and advice for parents. (Sandra De Groote
E-Streams )
About the Author
Nikki Bradford is an award-winning author and medical journalist. A former health correspondent for Good Housekeeping magazine, her books includes the best-selling The Hamlyn Encyclopaedia of Complementary Health and The Miraculous World of Your Unborn Baby.
Dr. Jonathan Hellmann, MBBCh, FCP(SA), FRCP(C) is the Clinical Director of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children. He is also Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Toronto.
Sharyn Gibbins, RN, MSc, PhD is a Clinical Nurse Specialist/Neonatal Nurse Practitioner at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children and Head of Interdisciplinary Research and Evidence-based Practice at Sunnybrook and Women's College Health Sciences Centre, Toronto.