The Baxter Health Women and New-born Care Center recently received a heartwarming gift in the form of a CuddleCot, a device that will surely make the stay of grieving parents a little bit easier. The donation is a result of a fundraiser facilitated through social media, with the assistance of the Baxter Health Foundation. In lieu of a baby shower, local social media influencer Karla Bradley, a mother of 9 children and the wife of neurosurgeon Dr. Lucas Bradley held an online fundraiser, and over$8,000 was donated to the Baxter Health Foundation from individuals all over the world. The Foundation and Women and Newborn Care Center staff express their heartfelt gratitude for those who contributed and the Bradley family for making this donation a possibility. A CuddleCot is a cooling unit that can be placed in-side a Moses basket or crib. This device allows families to spend more time with their deceased baby, enabling precious moments of bonding and closure. CuddleCots have be-come increasingly essential in hospitals and care centers as they provide families with the opportunity to create lasting memories with their loved ones. Due to the outpouring of support from the social media community in which Karla Bradley received do-nations, the Women and Newborn Care Center can now offer this valuable service to families who are experiencing the loss of a newborn baby. The generosity shown by so many is a testament to the impact that can be made when individuals choose to work together for the greater good. The donation also high-lighted the Bradley family’s commitment to the Baxter Health Foundation and our community. “It is our sincere hope that this CuddleCot will help families cherish every moment they have with their baby, no matter how brief that moment maybe,” shared Karla Bradley. The Women and Newborn Care Center team and Baxter Health are honored to be the recipient of this generous and thoughtful gift. The CuddleCot will undoubtedly serve as a source of comfort and support for many families during their most difficult times. The Baxter Health Foundation extends its deepest appreciation to the Bradley family and others who have contributed to making our Women and Newborn Care Center a place of compassion, healing, and hope.