Hull: Parents and medical staff work together in baby unit
In Hull Royal Infirmary's neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), parents and medical staff are working hand-in-hand to care for their babies.
Francesca Matthews, NICU manager, said it was important that parents were involved in their child's treatment and "don't feel they're coming just to see their baby".
The BBC has spoken to mothers who described having a baby in NICU as "an emotional rollercoaster" and have praised the support they received from medical staff and other parents in the unit.
Ms Matthews said: "We're only human, you know. We've all shed tears with families. The emotion is from devastation right the way through to elation, and everything in-between."
