Bliss Scotland - Official Show Charity

Bliss is the only UK charity that helps care for premature and sick babies. They are dedicated to ensuring that more babies not only survive, but also go on to have the best possible quality of life.

The Scottish Baby Show have teamed up with Bliss Scotland to offer visitors the chance to win a superb collection of prizes, which will be on display at the Bliss stand at The Scottish Baby Show in April.  For a £1 donation, not only will you be entered into the prize draw but you will be supporting the needs of special care babies in Scotland.  Prize draw will take place on Monday 26th April with the winner being notified by Friday 30th April.  Prizes will include:-

   *  Mamas & Papas Combination Joolz Pram
   *  Angelcare monitor
   *  1 Year Subscription to Mother & Baby magazine
   *  1 Year Subscription to Candis magazine
   *  Mothercare White pleat Moses basked & rocking stand
   *  Tommee Tippee Gift Set
   *  Pair of babies sheep clothing lambskin booties
   *  Set of Next luggage cases
   *  Large Lickle Ted

More prizes TBC

To donate £1 and enter the Prize Draw, please Click Here

Bliss are dedicated to ensuring that more babies not only survive, but also go on to have the best possible quality of life.

Bliss provides emotional and practical support for parents and families through what can be a traumatic time in their lives.  Our free family support helpline, website, online parent messageboard and range of information leaflets help tens of thousands of families every year. We also work with hospital units and run local support groups to provide longer term support.

By supporting parents and families, we help them give the most effective care to their babies and enable them to make confident and informed decisions.

We fund major clinical research projects that aim to improve the care provided to all sick and premature babies.  We also support the development of doctors and nurses through specialist study days, bursaries and publications such as our Information Guide for Health Visitors.

Services for special care babies are under-staffed and under considerable strain.  We are committed to raise awareness of the importance of these services and bring about necessary changes in policy and funding.  We work across the UK with governments and the NHS to make sure that babies receive the best level of care regardless of where and when they are bon www.bliss.org.uk