Welcome to
Born Too Soon!
On this site you’ll find useful information about the neonatal unit itself and what happens there as well as how you can help us in our endeavour to provide ever better care for babies in the future.
The Charity
Born Too Soon is the charity for Kingston Hospital Neonatal Unit. We raise funds though events, our dedicated supporters and generous donations to purchase vital life saving equipment for babies and support of the premature baby unit.
Born Too Soon recently celebrated it’s 35th Anniversary, a momentous achievement and have raised over £3 million pounds.
Discover more about us and see the many ways you can help raise awareness and support us.
Be a Born Too Soon Supporter
There are may ways you can show your support for the unit, the staff which enable us to provide the very best care we can for sick babies. Discover some of the many ways you can help
Donations & Fundraising
Discover the different ways you can make donations and raise money for us. Be part of our cause.
Become a Hero
Make regular monthly donations where you’ll also receive updates and a special credit on our website and on the unit.
Show your support
There are free ways you can also show your support for us. Get to know more how you can help.
The Kingston Hospital Neonatal Unit
The neonatal unit has looked after more then 15,000 babies in that time and on average 2 new babies arrive every day.
To discover more about the Neonatal unit itself and see how we care for premature babies we have more information here. As new parents we’ll explain your journey through the neonatal unit at Kingston Hospital and aim to give you as much information as possible.
You will also discover what we do to help you and your family as you visit us. We always aim to achieve the very best standard of care to you and your baby/babies.
News & Updates
Generous Donation from
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Vote for the Charity and our staff at the hospital awards
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We Need you….Looking for parents/carers
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Sainsbury’s Local, Norbiton Station, Nominated Charity
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Greg Whiteman Does it again
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Aside Football Tournament
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Personal Stories
Inspiring stories from our graduates parents and carers
The Girls were born at 30 weeks. Alex weighed 1.4k, Jess 1.2k and Ellie 600g. Alex spent 8 weeks on the NNU Jess 10 weeks and Ellie came home after 5 months and 4 days with oxygen and a feeding tube.
I had a fairly normal pregnancy until I had some lower back pain. After we had been doing some house renovations I thought I had just done a bit too much. With pains overnight (turns out they were contractions) I went to hospital 7.30am and after efforts to delay the arrival he was born at 15.34 that afternoon.
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