At the heart of Paris Saint-Joseph Hospital, in the Neonatology Department, our Cabins have found their place to facilitate essential communication between parents and medical staff.
Much more than a simple painting, it becomes a bridge, a path for exchange and dialogue, precious in these delicate moments.
A Bond That Speaks of Gentleness and Support
When families are in Neonatology, they face situations that require ongoing support, careful understanding and clear information. Ma Cabane à Rêves Magnetic Slate Boards come into play as a tool for expression and interaction.
For Parents: A Way to Express and Participate
Parents can use this chart to note their questions, concerns, or simply to express encouragement and thanks. It is a tangible way to actively participate in their child's care, to feel heard, and to be an integral part of the care team.
For the Medical Corps: Clearer Communication
Medical staff can use the board to explain procedures, note medical updates, or even to simply leave a message of reassurance. This helps ensure that crucial information is shared in an understandable and empathetic way.
The My Dream Cabin Magnetic Slate Board: A Listening Support
Every line drawn or word written on this board demonstrates the connection between parents and medical staff, creating an even warmer and more caring environment of care. It becomes a symbol of the importance of dialogue and collaboration within Neonatology.
Ma Cabane À Rêves and Paris Saint-Joseph Hospital:
Together for Well-Being
We are proud to collaborate with Paris Saint-Joseph Hospital to bring this tool of exchange and dialogue to Neonatology. At Ma Cabane À Rêves, we believe in the power of communication to support families in the most delicate moments, and we will continue to work hand in hand with health institutions to make a significant difference in the lives of patients and of their loved ones.
Testimonial
"The team and parents have really expressed their satisfaction with the slates. They play a dual role in personalizing the room and creating a calming atmosphere. The team uses them to record the name of the caregiver of the day and of at night, the weight of the day, as well as messages about the baby's skills. Nurses sometimes capture photos in the parents' absence, which they can then hang on the slates. The parents themselves write messages for their baby, write down anecdotes, or add photos of themselves or the family. We are satisfied with the result."
Olivia Le Fol, Referent Childcare Nurse
Neonatology Department
