“This is a very valuable resource for parents of a preterm baby to help them understand the challenges which may be faced in childhood and adolescence, and how best to advocate for their child in a variety of settings.” - Professor Lex Doyle - Paediatrician 

“I hope that thousands of parents worldwide will discover, share and use the Evidence Education and Empowerment program to help their children achieve their fullest potential.”  
-  Prof. William Tarnow-Mordi - Neonatologist 

“The Nurture E Hub is a valuable source of information that can help families prepare for and navigate the educational pathways and supports available for young people. It promotes the most important conditions for school success by fostering good relationships, maintaining continuity of learning and belonging as best possible throughout the school journey, drawing on supports to assist through challenges and enabling an individuals' development towards independence." - Mr Caleb Jones, Hospital School Principal.

"When faced with complications, and when things aren't going as expected, parents seek information to help them feel grounded and able to make the best decisions for their baby and family. It is vital that the information is trustworthy and accessible, and has the main points parents need to know. Information isn't just about knowing, but about being able to feel a little more in control, a little more able to make that next step forward, and at this critical time for baby and family, those steps are ever so important. Miracle Babies Foundation has partnered with clinical teams and experts to fill a gap and help all parents have access to the information they need."

“This incredibly valuable program provides Evidence, Education, and Empowerment to help parents navigate challenges faced during childhood and adolescence. It includes resources for the early years, preschool, primary school, and beyond, ensuring families have the knowledge and support needed to advocate for their children's best interests.” – Beth Mucciarone - Senior Occupational Therapist

“For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families, having access to information that reflects our culture, our families and our ways of connecting is so important. The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Families section of the Nurture E Information Hub is an important step towards ensuring First Nations families feel seen, respected and culturally supported during what can be an incredibly overwhelming time. By recognising the importance of culture, family, connection to Country and community, this resource helps ensure First Nations families are not only included, but genuinely considered, valued and supported throughout their journey with a premature or sick baby.” - Darinka Ondrovcik, The Awakening Journey. 

"My involvement with Miracle Babies has been both professionally rewarding and personally inspiring. Throughout my career, I have been committed to improving outcomes for premature and sick newborns and supporting the families who care for them. Miracle Babies plays a vital role in providing families with practical support, education, and a sense of community during what can be an incredibly challenging time. 

I have been privileged to work alongside an organisation that is so dedicated to ensuring that families feel supported throughout their neonatal journey. The compassion, advocacy, and resources provided by Miracle Babies make a tangible difference to the lives of parents and their babies, both during their hospital stay and beyond. 

As a clinician and researcher, I understand the importance of evidence-based care and family-centred support. Miracle Babies complements this by addressing the emotional and practical needs of families, helping them navigate the complexities of neonatal care with confidence and hope. 

I am proud to support the work of Miracle Babies and the positive impact they continue to have on families across Australia. Their commitment to improving the neonatal experience for families is truly remarkable, and I look forward to seeing their important work continue to grow and reach even more families in need."

- PROFESSOR CRAIG PENNELL Chair in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Head of Discipline Professor of Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Maternal Fetal Medicine.