Strong babies- online Christmas baubles action

Christmas looks different for a lot of people this year. We will see less family and have fewer contacts. Still, things go on, like charities. Strong Babies has set up a campaign to research preterm birth.

Do you help?

Donate a bauble

Christmas looks very different for everyone this year. To celebrate the biggest birth of the year together, you can participate in the Christmas balls action of Strong Babies. How?

Donate a bauble and together with you they will decorate this year’s Christmas tree! With the proceeds Strong Babies funds research into premature births.

Support each other

Perhaps this year the sense of togetherness will be greater than ever, after all we are now noticing how much we need each other. How much we miss each other, but also planning together. A small donation to this charity for example, can already help them a lot and gives you a good feeling.

How does it work exactly?

Together we will decorate the Christmas tree this year

Use this page to hang a Christmas ball in the digital Strong Babies Christmas tree. You choose how many baubles to hang up and determine your own amount. Pay easy and safe with iDEAL.

With the proceeds of the Christmas ball campaign, Strong Babies funds research into premature births.

Strong Babies – our ambition

Every day an average of 50 new parents have to deal with the premature birth of their son or daughter. Every day in the Netherlands 2 babies die as a result of being born prematurely. 10 babies a day sustain lasting effects from their premature birth, ranging from cognitive problems to physical or mental disability. We often don’t realize it, but this makes premature birth the biggest cause of death among children in the Netherlands. Strong Babies’ ambition is to reduce the rate of preterm birth by 30% within 10 years.

That means thousands of babies getting a healthy start in life.

Strong Babies funds scientific research in obstetrics and neonatology. We focus on better detection, treatment and prevention of diseases before, during and immediately after birth and of congenital defects.

More information can be found on the website: https://www.strongbabies.and

helping each other

This year being so unlike any other has also made many realize that we need to help each other and be ready for another. This can be done by sending a card, ordering flowers or supporting a good cause. Christmas is for all of us!