Returning to Work With a Baby in the NICU

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This handout addresses the challenges of returning to work while a baby is in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), and offers strategies for coping with complex emotions and practical needs. It emphasizes self-care, maintaining a connection with the baby, and navigating work-related issues.

  Keywords: family, health, NICU, parenting, parenting support
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Returning to Work With a Baby in the NICU

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Added on 5/6/2025   ·   Last updated on 5/6/2025