emotional support

What are some resources for emotional support?

Several resources can provide emotional support, including:
- March of Dimes: Offers support and information for parents dealing with neonatal disorders.
- Ronald McDonald House Charities: Provides housing and emotional support for families with hospitalized children.
- National Perinatal Association: Connects parents to support groups and educational resources.
- Local hospitals: Many hospitals have social workers and support programs specifically for parents of neonates.

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