Essentials

Essentials for your Preemie Baby

Premature Baby Equipment

The smallest nappies you'll ever see and an essential item to carry your preemie baby from the hospital in a standard car seat.

Tiny Dee Premature Nappies

These nappies have been specially designed for very small babies and feature a super absorbent pad, perfect for premature babies.

The ultra thin pad helps to minimize hip abduction and the soft, synthetic rubber helps prevent leakage.

Featuring an all over print design, each pack contains 30 disposable nappies.

Preemie Tiny Traveller

The Tiny Dee Tiny Traveler is a unique baby car carrier that fits snugly into first stage car seats to keep tiny babies safe, secure and comfortable.

The Tiny Traveler not only fits all first stage car seats but can be used in pushchairs and baby swings. It's even versatile enough to be used in all terrain buggies to keep little ones snug and secure.

Features a soft fabric wrap around body which holds baby safely with velcro fastening and head hugger support to provide invaluable head, back and tummy support for comfort and protection for small babies.

Recommended by Special Care Baby Units, Midwives, Special Baby Units and Road Safety Officers it is easy to install and is machine washable at 40°c.

Tiny Dee Tiny Traveller

The Tiny Dee Tiny Traveler is a unique baby car carrier that fits snugly into first stage car seats to keep tiny babies safe, secure and comfortable.

The Tiny Traveler not only fits all first stage car seats but can be used in pushchairs and baby swings. It's even versatile enough to be used in all terrain buggies to keep little ones snug and secure.

It provides invaluable head, back and tummy support for comfort and protection for small babies.

Recommended by Special Care Baby Units and Midwives it is easy to install and is machine washable at 40°c.

Tiny Dee Soother

This soother from Tiny Dee is designed to be used by babies with very small low birth weights. It is modelled on the shape of a premature babies thumb and facilitates the sucking reflex usually learned inside the womb. The shape of the teat helps the soother stay centred and allows space for oral and nasal tubing.

Recommended for hospital use only.