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Neuroscience for the people at the cot side. Writing on regulation, trauma and lived experience, from Lottie King and the NICU Neuroscience faculty.
What sustained stress does to midwifery and neonatal teams, and why we need to look at physiology before it becomes culture.
We have become fluent in the language of workforce pressure. We talk about...
A frightening event is not, on its own, a psychological injury. Whether it becomes one is decided by something else, and that something else is largely in our hands.
I have sat this last week or so w...
First published by Lottie King on LinkedIn, June 2026.
When a parent says "something is wrong", what happens next tends to go one of two ways. Either the information is investigated, with testing, li...
Repatriation is one of the key milestones in neonatal care. A baby who once needed the resources of a tertiary unit is now stable enough to continue care closer to home, and the transfer is recorded a...
Every Infant Mental Health Week, my feed fills with the word attunement. The noticing, the responding, and the importance of all of it for babies and infants in their development.
But I want to talk ...
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Occasional writing from Lottie on regulation, trauma and lived experience in neonatal and maternity care.