Premature births in Israel

What is the profession of occupational therapy? The profession of occupational therapy is a broad therapeutic field and touches on many areas. The ultimate goal of the occupational therapy profession is to enable and encourage participation in meaningful activities in daily life. In preschool age and babies in particular, the treatment refers to activities such as: eating, sleeping, exploring play, play and learning, contact and communication with

At home, how much have you dreamed of this moment, getting up in the morning, staying in your pajamas, bending over the crib and seeing your baby. Tidying up the room, buying baby products, buying clothes - all these are behind you, and you are one step away from full-time parenting. Just take him in your arms and be just you, together, at home, in rhythm

Hello, your child is about to be released from puja. It's the day you've been waiting for. Excitement, joy, and anticipation of what's to come characterize this day, but also - stress, anxiety about what will happen next, how we'll get along, and more. All of these are legitimate feelings, which usually appear together with the joy. The Pagiya team will inform you in advance regarding

There are so many new concepts to get to know as parents of premature babies... In order to make it a little easier, we have summarized the main concepts for you: Oxyhood A transparent helmet that concentrates oxygen in the area of the premature baby's head. HMF (Human Milk Fortifier) \ BPF (Breast Milk Fortifier) is a food supplement mixed with breast milk

Unfortunately, not every exit from Pagia is a happy one. Although the ability to treat premature babies has advanced significantly in recent years, medicine still does not always have the upper hand. In most premature homes there are experienced and professional social workers who help process the loss. It is possible to meet for one conversation that may organize and give good tools to cope,

By: Dalia Zilberstein, PhD, RN, NIDCAP certified responsible for infant developmental support care, Meir Medical Center The tremendous technological progress that has occurred in the field of neonatology (premature medicine) in the last two decades has resulted in high survival rates for very young premature infants. At the same time, there has been a significant change in the professionals' perception of prematurity and