£41.47
Cuski Miniboos are specially designed for premature babies born too soon or too poorly to experience direct skin-to-skin contact. These gentle Mint scented comforters support parent-baby bonding by transferring familiar mummy and daddy smells between incubator and caregiver.
- Used in NHS NICU departments across UK hospitals following established neonatal guidelines.
- Aids parent-baby bonding process when physical cuddles are limited during intensive care treatment.
- Helps lower baby's blood pressure as noted by midwives conducting research on Miniboo benefits.
- Suitable for twins that have been separated allowing each baby to receive parental scent connection.
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xCuski Miniboos are used with babies who are born too soon or too poorly. They are used as a part of the developmental care programme practiced on all NICU or SCBU departments within the NHS in UK hospitals.
When babies are born prematurely and in the incubators, it is advised not to over handle. This means mummies and daddies cannot always have those precious cuddles that help with the important parent/baby bonding process, such as kangaroo care, skin to skin, which is essential to baby's development.
This is where Miniboo comes in.. Mummy/Daddy keeps Miniboo on their person to pick up all those lovely mummy smells and then places it next to baby in the incubator, baby can smell mummy/daddy and keep swapping the 2 Miniboos so parent can smell baby too, which in turn, if breast feeding, will help the milk flow.
Research from midwives have also noted Miniboo has helped lower baby's blood pressure. Can also be used with twins that have been separated. Miniboos are the perfect sensitive gift for premature babies and their parents. Miniboos have their own NHS protocol/ guidelines when using on the neonatal unit.
