Take a look at what we have in store:
November 17th is World Prematurity
Day
Help raise awareness by wearing
purple (the color of prematurity and the March of Dimes).
Twitter chats
Join in the conversation on one or
all of the following chats:
November 5th – Chat on preterm birth with Mom’s
Rising. What is preterm birth? Are you at risk? Is it ok to schedule
your baby’s birth? What if you had a prior preterm birth – will it happen
again? What can you do? Ask questions and get answers on this chat
at 2pm ET. Use #WellnessWed.
November 12th – Have you or someone you know lost a baby due to
prematurity or birth defects? The loss of a child is so unfair. Please join us
as we share stories at 8pm ET. Use #losschat.
November 13th – Chat on Early Intervention (EI) services with the CDC,
NCBDDD and CPIR. Many preemies are developmentally delayed
or have disabilities. In fact, premature birth is the leading cause of lasting
childhood disabilities. Early Intervention services can help your child
improve. Learn how to access them and get your questions answered at 2pm
ET. Use #EIchat.
November 14th – A 24 hour chat relay is happening all across the
globe! The March of Dimes will be chatting about parenting in the NICU at 1pm
ET. Join us at that time and tune in any other time during the day for the 24
hour chat relay. Use #Worldprematurityday to watch or participate.
November 19th – Chat on Preemies with NICHD. One in 9 babies is born preterm. Learn who
is at risk, what you can do to have a healthy baby, and what is being done to
help end prematurity. Join us at 2pm ET and use #preemiechat.
News Moms Need blog topics
We will be blogging throughout the month
on topics related to prematurity including: NEC, diabetes, new research, “who’s
who” in the NICU, and other important topics.
Facebook
“Like” and follow us on Facebook on
the World Prematurity Day page and on the March of Dimes page.
These are just a few of the events
we have on our calendar. Check back throughout the month for the most
up-to-date prematurity news and information. We hope you join us and tell all
your friends! With your help, we will get closer to achieving our mission of
ending prematurity.
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