Mount Sinai NICU Parent Advisory Committee

Mount Sinai NICU Parent Advisory Committee The Parent Advisory Committee is a group families from the NICU at Mount Sinai hospital in Toronto.

To every NICU family—your journey matters, and you are never alone. 💜
01/01/2026

To every NICU family—your journey matters, and you are never alone. 💜


From the Parent Advisory Committee, to every family welcoming the New Year in the NICU: we see you. We know the fear, th...
12/31/2025

From the Parent Advisory Committee, to every family welcoming the New Year in the NICU: we see you. We know the fear, the waiting, the strength it takes to keep showing up. As this year begins, we wish you moments of peace between the beeps, hope that grows a little stronger each day, and the deep knowing that you are not alone—held by love, by community, and by the promise of brighter days ahead ❤️ Happy New Year!

12/27/2025

We say, “Oh, that’s normal.”
But there’s nothing normal about the NICU.

In this space, normal is often the word we reach for first. Labs are normal. Setbacks are normal. It’s normal for this age.

It isn’t careless. It’s habit. Language shaped by years of doing this work.

But normal doesn’t always land the way we think it does.

Maybe expected serves us better?
Expected for their gestational age.
Expected for this part of the journey.

Not because it means less. Because it explains more.

Choosing expected over normal doesn’t change the care. But it can change how the moment is carried.

From all of us in the parent advisory committee,  we wish you a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
12/25/2025

From all of us in the parent advisory committee, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

This week, we were deeply touched by a visit from Megan, a NICU mom, and her son Lorenzo. They brought special ornaments...
12/24/2025

This week, we were deeply touched by a visit from Megan, a NICU mom, and her son Lorenzo. They brought special ornaments for families spending the holidays in the NICU—a heartfelt gesture from someone who understands this journey. All 60 ornaments included a special written note to or current families.

Megan shared that keepsakes like these meant so much to her during the months she spent here with Lorenzo, who was born in 2019. They are a small reminder, during a time that can feel overwhelming, that you are held in thought by many.

Even amidst the beeps, the lights, and the quiet strength it takes to be here each day, please know this: you are not forgotten. You are near and dear to our hearts. We are cheering for you and your little one, today and every day—just as we did for Lorenzo.

Wishing you moments of peace and warmth this holiday season.

How fast could your nurse swaddle? Did they do it this way?
12/22/2025

How fast could your nurse swaddle? Did they do it this way?

The NICU had a special visitor!  Meet Abby 💕"My name is Abby and I was born Premature (29 weeks) at Mount Sinai in 2001....
12/22/2025

The NICU had a special visitor! Meet Abby 💕

"My name is Abby and I was born Premature (29 weeks) at Mount Sinai in 2001.

I am currently completing a Physical Therapy Masters degree at the University of Toronto and was lucky enough to come back to the Sinai NICU and Neonatal Follow-Up Clinic for a clinical placement!

It has been so amazing to see the place and even some of the same people that cared for me all those years ago.

I feel very lucky to have had a small part in caring for the babies here today!"

Thank you Abby for letting us share about your day. It's amazing to see full circle moments like this to bring us hope during this time. 😊

✨ The elves have been busy getting your Born Brave orders ready! ✨Pickups are now ready at Mount Sinai, and for those wh...
12/15/2025

✨ The elves have been busy getting your Born Brave orders ready! ✨

Pickups are now ready at Mount Sinai, and for those who chose delivery, orders will be sent out this week.

Thank you so much for purchasing a Born Brave sweatshirt and for supporting families in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Mount Sinai Hospital. Through this fundraiser, the Mount Sinai NICU Parent Advisory Committee raised funds to support meaningful initiatives for NICU parents. We are truly grateful 🤍

May the lights of Hanukkah remind us of care for one another, resilience, and the power of community. Wishing all who ce...
12/15/2025

May the lights of Hanukkah remind us of care for one another, resilience, and the power of community. Wishing all who celebrate a very happy and healthy holiday ✨🕎🩵

A special thank you to The Gemelli Social Club, a past Mount Sinai NICU family, for their incredible generosity 💜They tr...
12/14/2025

A special thank you to The Gemelli Social Club, a past Mount Sinai NICU family, for their incredible generosity 💜

They treated our families to sandwiches, coffee, hot chocolate, Timbits, and raffled off beautiful handmade Italian grocery baskets. We are so grateful for your continued support and kindness. 💜

🎄Whoville in the NICU — and the tiny Whos are stealing the show! 💜
12/12/2025

🎄Whoville in the NICU — and the tiny Whos are stealing the show! 💜

This Giving Tuesday, your generosity has the power to touch NICU families when they need it most.Donate to PAC to help f...
12/02/2025

This Giving Tuesday, your generosity has the power to touch NICU families when they need it most.
Donate to PAC to help fund programs and initiatives that support parents through their hardest days.
You can also contribute by ordering from our Talk to Me campaign or gifting a book from our Amazon wishlist.
Thank you for giving hope. 💜

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