New technology giving babies like Arthur the best start

Arriving in a hurry, and born in the breech position, little baby Arthur had a rough and scary start to life.

Then and Now: Allesha’s special neonatal visit

It was special to recently welcome Allesha Hondrou back to the Flinders, alongside mum Korina and dad Peter.

‘Babyroo’ honours baby Melisa

Out of the incredible sadness of losing their daughter Melisa 37 years ago, Maria and Leong have created a generous legacy which will help sick and premature babies and…

Farewell to Neonatal Unit’s ‘milk lady’

When Pat Rhodes first set foot in the Flinders Medical Centre Neonatal Unit in 1983 she’d never handled a baby before.

A fun-tastic day for our ‘Flinders kids’!

The sun was shining for an incredible and ‘fun-tastic’ day at the Flinders Foundation Fun-tastic Kids Fun Fair at the South Adelaide Football Club in December, with…

Thank you for supporting babies, kids and families at Flinders

Sssshhhh… ‘Sound Ears’ protecting little ears

New noise monitoring devices in the Flinders Medical Centre Neonatal Unit are helping the tiniest babies to get more restful and peaceful sleep.

Remembering Arthur

"Arthur wasn’t here for very long, but he can have an impact and leave a legacy in that way. People won’t know it was him, but we do."A little boy who spent only 36…

Bespoke cameras keeping newborn babies, families connected

New bespoke camera technology will provide comfort and reduce stress for families of premature babies in the Flinders Medical Centre Neonatal Unit.

Grateful Ollie’s neonatal journey

“There was often a new complication, and phone calls at 3am when he was very sick,” recalls Rhiannon. “In the early days we were told that we just needed to celebrate…

Thank you for giving Flinders’ sickest and tiniest babies the best start in life

A range of new equipment has arrived in the Flinders Neonatal Unit to help more than 1,400 sick and premature babies cared for each year, thanks to your generosity.

Improving Gut Function in Hirschsprung's Disease

Flinders University researchers will trial a new technique involving electrical stimulation of the colon in a bid to improve gut function for people with Hirschsprung’s…