Spending endless days and nights in a hospital, parenting in a fishbowl, looking at a clock, seeing it is 7:00-and wondering if that means morning or evening is all too common for parents who are experiencing long hospital stays with their babies.

In our ongoing Wellness series, we’ll cover different ways that caregivers and families can practice self-care.

We are so proud of how well Mya is doing and it’s great to see her getting stronger every day.

“He’s not just a sick baby in a bed—he’s Bo—who loves to sing and dance, loves watching Ferdinand and Tangled, enjoys eating fries, French toast, and scrambled eggs, and has a sister who is his best buddy.”

“I remember seeing him reach for other babies as though to say I recognize your pain and I want to give you my love.”

“While adorable and tiny, babies are mighty”

“It was important to us to give her as normal of a childhood as we could. We wanted her to feel the joy of childhood things like books, dolls, anything she loved. We made sure she always felt peace, comfort and love. ”

When a child gets cancer if affects the whole family.