Meet the Ashworth Family

A Miracle Baby

“Miracle baby” is a term used often in the NICU by parents who watch their baby battle for life, conquer all odds, and survive. For Gabby Ashworth, “Miracle Baby” means … Read More

ICU baby Youth Ambassadors Making a Difference

ICU baby Youth Ambassadors Making a Difference

Written by Youth Ambassador VP, Stella Bilirakis Although COVID-19 introduced many barriers, ICU baby continued to create interactive experiences for NICU families such as virtual storytimes. In efforts to continue … Read More

The Junior League of Miami Gives Back

The Junior League of Miami Gives Back

The Junior League of Miami continued their support of NICU babies who go into foster care when discharged from Holtz Children’s Hospital at Jackson Memorial Hospital. For the second year, … Read More

Meet the King Family

King Family baby

When Karneisha, a young mother from Cutler Bay, tested positive for coronavirus she was caught completely off guard. She was pregnant with her second child and had no apparent COVID-19 … Read More

Celeste Bared | Teammate of the Quarter

Celeste Bared

It was exactly two years ago that Celeste became part of our parent-to-to parent support team at South Miami Hospital. No amount of courage, tenderness and compassion can define Celeste. … Read More

Milestones & Miracles | February 2021

ICU baby's Milestones & Miracles Newsletter

A Mother’s Miracle When Karneisha, a young mother from Cutler Bay, tested positive for coronavirus she was caught completely off guard. She was pregnant with her second child and had … Read More

Virtual Storytime

ICU baby's Virtual Storytime

Valeria Flores, a science teacher at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Day School, connected with siblings of NICU babies as a way to celebrate her own NICU journey. Valeria was a NICU … Read More

Miami Mom Collective

Miami Mom Collective

When Karneisha, a young mother from Cutler Bay, tested positive for coronavirus she was caught completely off guard. She was pregnant with her second child and had no apparent COVID-19 … Read More