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Learn more about how to keep your infant safe while sleeping and reduce the risk of suffocation or sudden infant death syndrome.

Learn more about the role of placental inflammation in FNAIT and how it can make the disease and its symptoms more severe.

Learn more about what to expect if your infant affected by FNAIT is admitted to the NICU, including a potential daily routine.

Learn more about the milestones infants with FNAIT must meet before they can be discharged from the hospital.

Though healing may take time, there are many resources available to help you as you recover from a traumatic birth.

By setting realistic expectations for your recovery, you can embrace your new reality while also rebuilding confidence in your body. 

There are many resources available to help you find support, guidance and community following a pregnancy loss.

There are many different ways to bond with your newborn, even if they have to stay separately from you in the NICU.

Children who experienced brain bleeds as an infant may need to be monitored for developmental delays throughout childhood.

Learn more about how rare disease registries can help track disease prevalence and help doctors decide the best course of treatment.