CuddleCot and CuddleBlanket Product Training

“It’s hard on the staff, too, and helpful to know you gave the parents the chance to create that bond.” – Nurse Laird, Tidelands Health

At Tidelands Health, the CuddleCot was recognized as an important tool during the hospital’s rigorous certification process. In 2023, they became the first hospital in South Carolina and only the second in the U.S. to achieve advanced perinatal care certification from The Joint Commission and the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecologists.

"Providing compassionate care for grieving families is essential for hospitals. When loss occurs on an obstetrical unit, whether expected or unexpected, the gift of offering time can help to facilitate the transition from the anticipation of parenthood to the death of a baby." - RPMH Obstetrics Team, Rolling Plains Memorial Hospital in Sweetwater, Texas

We knew the CuddleCot would cool the baby and allow the baby to be in the mother’s room longer so they could bond with the baby, hold them or take pictures. It’s been nice to not feel like we’re rushing them. Using the CuddleCot gives families a little more peace, comfort and essential bonding time with their baby.

Ashlie Woodward
Registered Nurse, Missouri Delta Medical Center

Leaving the hospital without your baby is one of the hardest experiences for parents who have faced pregnancy loss. We are dedicated to ensuring that families have as much time with their babies as possible while they are here.”...“CuddleCots help support the emotional needs of families facing profound loss,”

“As health care workers, we know that these families’ needs don’t stop when they are discharged,”  “Southeastern Medical Center is committed to providing support for their difficult days ahead."

Courtney Gray, bereavement coordinator for Southeastern Medical Center.