
Preemie Chats - Live Video Series
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UPCOMING CHATS
Preemie Chats is CPBF’s live video series created to bring families, healthcare professionals, researchers, and advocates into one shared conversation around prematurity. Each session explores topics that matter to life before, during, and beyond. New conversations are added regularly, and every episode is designed to inform, encourage, and strengthen the connection between evidence, care, and family experience.
Tune in live every Friday at 1 PM EST on Facebook, YouTube or X, or explore past episodes below.
View our schedule for upcoming chat topics:
Date | Title | Guests |
|---|---|---|
08/14/2026 | Indigenous Milk Medicine | Candi Edwards |
If you missed a live conversation, past Preemie Chats are available below as a growing collection of thoughtful discussions designed to support learning, reflection, and connection across the preterm community.
LIVE - Preemie Chats - Prof. Boris Kramer - Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia
Preemie Chats - Skin-to-Skin Care and other caregiver-led strategies to Manage pain in the NICU.
LIVE - Preemie Chats - Nurturescience and Zero separation (Kangaroo Care)
LIVE - Preemie Chats - RSV Burden on Preterm Babies: Prevention and New Approaches
LIVE - Language development of preterm infants: What parents need to know
Scientific Preemie Chat - Early skin-to-skin care for infants less than 26 weeks: a Discussion
LIVE - Preemie Chats Special Edition - RSV
LIVE - Preemie Chats - Kieran B. Powers: Supporting yourself and others through grief
LIVE - Preemie Chats - Dr. Elise Graham - Supporting breastfeeding in complex airway patients
LIVE - Preemie Chats Special - World Prematurity Day on November 17, 2023 at 12 pm EST
LIVE - Preemie Chats - Winter is coming - preparing to prevent infection in little ones
LIVE - Preemie Chats - Marc Beltempo: Growth and very preterm infants
