This #WorldPrematurityDay, we want to give a huge special thank you to all of the healthcare professionals working tirelessly in neonatal care, and everyone who has supported the #NeonatalVoices we've shared this year. Tag a neonatal unit/healthcare professional to say thank you!

💜World prematurity day @CwmTafMorgannwg 💜 Supporting our babies born to soon...too sick. @bliss #neonatalvoices

📣 We're looking for an experienced Trustee/Board member to be our next Chair. 📣 Find out more https://t.co/DMl6lJUC7q Closing date: Monday 5 January 2026 #CharityJobs #CharitySector

@karunchandhok @AksharaChandhok @Blisscharity my 2nd son born 4weeks early due to off duty Garda hitting rear of our stationary car. was very small + weighed 5 1/2 lb + not much longer than a mans shoe. he is 33 now + 6'6"!! heres him on the left with me + my oldest who is 6'4". my best to you, your family + the new baby 😉

This World Prematurity Day, we raise awareness of the challenges and triumphs faced by babies born prematurely and the families and professionals who support them. #NeonatalVoices @Blisscharity https://t.co/wwfBXpVwIU

And another year.....we are and will alwsys be so grateful to @NHSEastEngland Harlow NICU @Blisscharity for everything. @WorldPremature #WorldPrematurityDay

Chelsi shares her experience of giving birth 2 months early and the unique challenges that come with being a solo mother to a premature baby. Every family's journey in neonatal care will look different and every parent and baby will require different support. #WorldPrematurityDay

Bliss Chief Executive @carolinemdavey spoke to @BBCRadioScot for #WorldPrematurityDay about the importance of parents holding their babies in neonatal care. Like this video to support all the parents and babies currently on their neonatal journey. 💙 #NeonatalVoices #Scotland

Could you lead the Board of @Blisscharity the UK’s leading national neonatal charity? They need a new Chair, an experienced Trustee/Board member with proven ability to manage meetings effectively & foster productive, inclusive discussions. Details here: https://t.co/R37f6I40oI

Today is #WorldPrematurityDay - did you know premature birth remains a leading cause of death among children under 5? Listen now to our latest Voices for Safety episode exploring how care for preterm babies can be safer & more equitable⬇️ https://t.co/rVkAUIbnY4 @Blisscharity

After her neonatal experience, Liz wanted to help families in the same position, so signed up to be part of the PADDINGToN Study. Register to be part of our Insight and Involvement Group: https://t.co/ltfZle3tIV #WorldPrematurity #NeonatalVoices

It’s #WorldPrematurityDay today 💜 you probably all know her story now but Little Bird is here today because of the amazing nurses, doctors and everyone in NICU. I am grateful for all the moments w my little girl, thank you @Blisscharity for all your support 💙

This Monday is World Prematurity Day 💜 Together with @Blisscharity, we created a guide for families whose baby's future is uncertain – helping them understand perinatal palliative care and the support available. Find it here: https://t.co/ta22TopWpy

World Prematurity Day - thank you to all those working in the care and support of our tiny babies and helping with the challenges faced. Thinking about all those who gained their angel wings too soon 💖 #WorldPrematurityDay #NeonatalCare #NICUWarrior #PrematureBaby @Blisscharity

Its #WorldPrematurityDay2025 and we are honouring our baby boys!💜🎗#LittleMiracles - @Blisscharity - @LittleRooFund

Today is #WorldPrematurityDay2025 and we want to take a moment to remember how important it is to keep developing evidenced based care for premature babies. Since 1978 @NPEU_CTU have specialised in researching this very special group of babies ♥️ @Blisscharity #NeonatalVoices

As parents of a prematurely born baby, it’s hard to explain the sheer panic and fear of having a child born unexpectedly early to anyone who hasn’t been through the experience…. That 15 minute drive to the hospital with @AksharaChandhok is one of the scariest things I’ve ever

Carla and Shan talk about asking questions on the neonatal unit, so they could feel more confident in their baby's care. Carla also used the information on Bliss' website to feel more knowledgeable and support Shan while she was recovering. #NeonatalVoices #WorldPrematurityDay

Dr Michelle Peter shared with us why it matters so deeply that underrepresented families are heard in neonatal research, and how her work as a Bliss Trustee strengthens our mission to raise standards of neonatal care for every baby. #NeonatalVoices #WorldPrematurityDay

Did you know Bliss works with researchers across the UK who are improving neonatal care? A study we supported found that babies who are born 8-10 weeks early can be safely fed milk through a tube in their stomach instead of being fed nutrition through a vein. #WorldPrematurityDay