Tools and Resources for Life Beyond the NICU
When you’re navigating life after the NICU, information can be empowering — if it’s clear, credible, and compassionate. These resources help you take confident next steps for your baby and your family.
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Articles & Blog — Lessons from the NICU
Insights, reflections, and real stories for parents and professionals.
Featured articles include:
Advocating When Something Doesn’t Feel Right
What No One Tells You About Life After the NICU
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Alexa Starks welcomes Shayna Abraham, a dedicated advocate for families navigating the challenges of the NICU and beyond. Shayna shares her personal journey of becoming a mother to a premature baby and how it inspired her to support other families through similar experiences.
Together, they discuss the emotional highs and lows of motherhood, the importance of proactive preparation, and the power of community support. Tune in to discover valuable insights and resources for parents facing the unexpected.
Based on original survey data from working moms across roles, industries, and regions, The Future of Working Motherhood 2026 examines why working motherhood becomes unsustainable and what actually determines whether mothers stay, grow, or leave.
This is one of the first reports to look beyond maternity leave alone, tracing the full arc of working motherhood: from leave, to reentry, to long-term career sustainability.
NICU parent and NICU Doula Academy graduate Shayna Abraham shares her practical, compassionate approach to finding the right providers, recognizing when things aren’t working, and making changes with confidence and respect. You’ll learn the signs of a strong provider relationship, how to address concerns effectively, and tips for building a support network that truly meets your baby’s needs.
Whether you’re a NICU parent, doula, or other birth professional, this conversation will leave you feeling more confident in your role as your baby’s advocate.