St Peter’s Hospital welcomed their first Lullaby Hour session on the 24th July, with MiHC musician Emma Stevens bringing soothing and calming music to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
We were delighted with how well received the session was, with parents and their babies and staff members alike enjoying and appreciating the music.
The session has been featured in Ascot Matters, with NICU Family Support Coordinator Jo Willard commenting on the long lasting benefits the music brings to parents. You can read the full article here….
We hope to continue bringing therapeutic live music to St Peter’s NICU, with support from the Little Roo Fund.
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