WE DID IT!! 🎉 An historic moment for neonatal families! . Having led the campaign, putting the parent voice at the heart of everything we do, we are thrilled that the Neonatal Care (Leave and Pay) Bill has received Royal Assent!

📢 Our Founder, Catriona Ogilvy, is standing to be the Family Advocacy and Support Lead in the BAPM executive elections. Have you voted yet? .We think she’d be great! 😊.

RT @catriona_ogilvy: 📺 BBC Spotlight featured one of 200+ UK ‘Prem Aware’ schools last night. Kingsbridge Primary received the @_SmallestT….

RT @DrColeFletch: Many #prem children are #discharged from #neonatal followup at 2 but their support needs don't end there. Fantastic upcom….

It was fantastic to feature on BBC Spotlight!. More and more schools are becoming Prem Aware 💜. 📺 Watch and see the changes Kingsbridge Primary have made 👇🏽.

📺 Fantastic to see The Smallest Things ‘Prem Aware’ Award featured on BBC South West news yesterday evening!. 🏆 A huge well done to Kingsbridge Primary School - they are leading the way, supporting children born prematurely who may have additional learning needs.

📣 Early Years Webinar! . We’re thrilled to be teaming up with the PRISM team to bring a free webinar, designed to support professionals working with children born prematurely and their families in the early years. #AfterNICU #PremAware. 🔗

A special thank you to all the neonatal staff working through the Easter Bank Holiday weekend caring for babies born prematurely and supporting families when they need it most. We see you, we appreciate you 💜

RT @CashmanRachel: Congratulations @catriona_ogilvy and @_SmallestThings what a huge achievement that will be so impactful for so many 👏 🙌.

📣 After a decade of campaigning - Neonatal Leave and Pay is finally here! . 📺 Did you spot our Founder, Catriona Ogilvy, speaking about the success of our parent-led campaign and just what this will mean to families of premature and sick babies on @BBCBreakfast this morning?

A HUGE thank you Stuart!. This means so much to parents of children born prematurely or sick. 💜.

After a decade of campaigning Neonatal Leave is finally here, giving parents of premature and sick babies the time they so desperately need. We are so incredibly proud of the Smallest Things parent-led campaign which has bought about this historic change, but there’s more to do!

RT @DrColeFletch: The work never stops! Thank you to @_SmallestThings for being such #advocates for the #neonatal #family voice and for con….

Thank you @StuartAndrew MP for joining The Smallest Things this week to meet with parents and young people born prematurely. As a parent-led charity we understand the lasting impact premature birth can have on families and children. Together we can make a difference. #AfterNICU

RT @MattWilkinson79: It is finally time, Neonatal Leave and Pay is becoming law, so proud to be a part of @_SmallestThings who have campaig….

Parents met with Employment Minister @justinmadders this week to share their stories and celebrate ahead of new Neonatal Leave entitlements. We are thrilled that after a decade long parent-led campaign new entitlements are finally here. We know what this means to families.💜

RT @biztradegovuk: From tomorrow, thousands of working families with babies in neonatal care will be entitled to an additional 12 weeks of….

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who supported The Smallest Things decade long parent-led campaign to bring about this historic change. It is testament to the power of the parent voice and we will continue to put the parent and children’s voices at the heart of everything we do.💜.

The Smallest Things bought the power of the parent voice back to Parliament this week!. After a decade long parent-led campaign to bring in new Neonatal Leave entitlements there is lots more to do to support children born prematurely and their families after leaving Neonatal Care

RT @BBCWomansHour: From Sunday, thousands of working families with babies in neonatal care will be entitled to extended parental leave. @c….

👶 After a decade of parent-led campaigning, Neonatal Leave finally comes into effect this Sunday (6th April). But we know thousands of parents, like Bethany, will have just missed out. That’s why we’re continuing to ask employers to do the right thing.