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Webcams help most parents bond with premature babies

A study into whether webcams can help with early bonding for parents of premature babies found the majority benefit from the ability to see their baby at any time in neonatal units, though it made some more anxious.
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- @KatKeogh
Posted 18 August 2017 - 15:12
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