Why the CuddleCot Reduces Interruption and Stress for Families and HCPs

Traditional cooling alternatives often require healthcare professionals to monitor the baby closely and ask parents to return them to the cot to maintain proper cooling. This can interrupt precious bonding time and add stress for both families and staff.

Mother Holds Baby after loss using CuddleCot
Uninterrupted Perinatal Bereavement Care Cooling

The CuddleCot works differently. Its concealed, temperature-controlled pads deliver continuous cooling without the need for constant supervision or pad swaps. Parents can hold their baby, place them in any bassinet, or wrap them in a blanket, enjoying uninterrupted, natural interaction while HCPs provide compassionate care without intervention.

CuddleCot means continuous cooling, uninterrupted bonding, and peace of mind for families and healthcare teams.

Read more frequently asked questions at cuddlecot.com or speak to our team at: info@cuddlecot.com

Everly’s Law in Texas | The differences between cooling options | Parent Testimonials

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Water or Saline Immersion Photography: Another Way to Capture Precious Memories After Baby Loss

Neonatal Immersion Photography (NIP) is the practice of fully immersing an infant in water for the purposes of underwater photography after they have passed away

“She’s My Baby. She Should Be With Us” Rebecca’s Story of Bringing Mabel Home

When Rebecca Williams and her husband Tom lost their beautiful daughter Mabel Olivia, they faced a decision they had never imagined having to make. After spending much of Mabel’s short life separated from her while both mother and baby received specialist medical care, the thought of leaving their daughter behind at the hospital felt impossible.…

CuddleCot and SSAFA:

A Special Collaboration for Baby Loss Awareness Week 2026 Written by Sian Ness, Bereavement Consultant & Relationship Manager, Midwife This Baby Loss Awareness Week, CuddleCot and SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity are coming together for a very special collaboration focused on improving bereavement care and support for British Armed Forces families experiencing pregnancy and baby…

Fundraising for a CuddleCot: Emma and Graeme’s Story

“Take full advantage of the CuddleCot and the beautiful memories with your babies.”

Nottingham Review Statement

Today marks the publication of the Nottingham maternity review, the largest investigation into maternity services in NHS history.

‘While You Were Apart’ Words from those who cared for your baby 

There are some questions that bereaved parents carry quietly for years.

Bringing Thea home was so important to us.

We were recently contacted by Katie, mum to Seb and Thea-Dottie who wanted to share the importance of the CuddleCot to their family and how it enabled them to take precious Thea-Dottie home where she belonged. Not every family is given this opportunity, sometimes due to another family using a device and lack of availability, or simply a and heartbreakingly a lack of awareness.

No family should experience what we did

Ezra’s mum, Lianne shares their journey with grief, their bereavement care experiences, and why they are dedicated to advocating for better standards of compassionate bereavement care for families.

Is there any guidance on temperature and how long babies can be kept after loss, does the guidance change with baby weight?

Is there any guidance on temperature and how long babies can be kept after loss, does the guidance change with baby weight?

Incredible News from Louisiana

June 1st, marked a transformative step forward in how the Louisiana state supports grieving families.

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