We offer a specialized program to support the growth of premature babies at all stages of their development.
The program includes a comprehensive assessment of the child and the development of a personalized rehabilitation plan.
We offer our services in our clinics or at your home for your convenience and ease of access to treatment.
Who are Premature Babies?
Premature babies are babies born before 37 weeks of gestation. They may face some health challenges, such as:
- Difficulty breathing
- Difficulty feeding
- Difficulty regulating body temperature
- Developmental delays
About Premature Babies Growth Journey Program
The Premature Babies Growth Journey Program at Sky Clinic provides specialized services for premature babies to support their growth at all stages of their development. The program includes:
We assess the child’s motor, neurological, language, and behavioral skills.
We monitor the child’s development regularly to ensure they receive the support they need.
We develop a personalized rehabilitation plan that meets the unique needs of each child.
We help the child improve their gross and fine motor skills.
We help the child master daily living skills and achieve independence.
We help the child develop their language and communication skills.
We help the child and their family cope with the psychological and emotional challenges of being a family of a premature baby.
Why Choose Sky Clinic?
A Team of Experts
We have a team of experienced pediatricians, psychologists, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech therapists who are experts in treating premature babies.
A holistic
approach
We collaborate with other healthcare providers to ensure a holistic approach to treatment.
A Safe and Stimulating Environment
We create a safe and stimulating environment where children feel comfortable and encouraged to learn and grow.
Home-based
services
We offer our services in your home for your convenience and ease of access to treatment.
What We Also Offer?
Postpartum care programs
We help mothers cope with the challenges they face after childbirth, including:
- Dealing with breastfeeding difficulties
- Caring for a premature baby at home
- Coping with the psychological and emotional changes after childbirth
Parenting support programs
We offer support programs for parents to help them cope with the emotional and psychological challenges of raising a premature baby, including:
- Support groups
- Individual psychotherapy
- Family counseling
Awareness
services
We provide awareness services to the community about the needs of premature babies, including:
- Seminars and lectures
- Awareness materials
- Awareness campaigns on social media
Sky Clinic is a specialized center that focuses on medical rehabilitation for individuals with special needs, opening our doors in 2016. Our vision is to unlock and mentor the use of each individual’s superpowers, emphasizing that everyone is a superhero in our own terms. By providing a safe educational environment and personalized programs, we aim to enhance the strengths and independence of individuals with special needs. We offer a range of services, including behavioral therapy, speech therapy, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and academic support programs. Sky Clinic prides itself on being honored as the best small project in the year 2022 by the Committee of the Ministry of Labor in the Arab Gulf Cooperation Council countrie
FAQs
Early intervention is a program designed to help premature babies catch up to their natural developmental milestones. The program includes a comprehensive assessment of the child and the development of a personalized rehabilitation plan.
Early intervention can help premature babies to:
- Improve their motor, neurological, language, and behavioral skills
- Catch up to their natural developmental milestones
- Reduce the risk of disability
- Improve their quality of life
It is recommended to start an early intervention program for your premature baby as soon as possible after birth.
If your premature baby shows any of the following signs, they may need an early intervention program:
- Developmental delays
- Feeding difficulties
- Breathing difficulties
- Vision or hearing problems
- Seizures
- Language or motor skills delays
Early intervention services for premature babies are available in many places, including:
- Pediatric clinics
- Children’s hospitals
- Rehabilitation centers
- Non-governmental organizations
The cost of early intervention services for premature babies varies depending on the location and type of service provided. Some costs may be covered by health insurance.
Many resources are available to help families of premature babies, including:
- Parent support organizations
- Websites
- Books and magazines
- Be patient and loving.
- Communicate with your baby regularly.
- Seek help from others.
- Join parent support groups.
- Learn everything you can about your premature baby’s needs.
Taking care of a premature baby is a unique journey. With the right support, your premature baby can live a healthy and happy life.