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A Safe Place. A New Beginning. 🤍 “The day that I came to Maddie’s Place, I quit using drugs. I wasn’t drinking. I was just turning my life over to God and to being a good mom. That’s all I wanted to do.” – Jessica Jessica, Charlie, and baby Charley’s story is just one of more than 160 families who have found safety, support, and strength at Maddie’s Place because of your generosity. And there are so many more waiting for that same chance. But none of it happens without you. This is what healing
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A Safe Place. A New Beginning. 🤍 “The day that I came to Maddie’s Place, I quit using drugs. I wasn’t drinking. I was just turning my life over to God and to being a good mom. That’s all I wanted to do.” – Jessica Jessica, Charlie, and baby Charley’s story is just one of more than 160 families who have found safety, support, and strength at Maddie’s Place because of your generosity. And there are so many more waiting for that same chance. But none of it happens without you. This is what healing
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What a great year! To date we have cared for over 160 babies, and walked alongside more than 165 parents on their recovery journey. We have witnessed countless lives changed, jobs received, cases closed, housing secured, and communities of hope come to fruition. As another calendar year comes to an end, our hearts are filled with gratitude and excitement for the lives impacted and what the future holds for our community of hope. Thank you for following along on the journey🤍 *All infants picture
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What a great year! To date we have cared for over 160 babies, and walked alongside more than 165 parents on their recovery journey. We have witnessed countless lives changed, jobs received, cases closed, housing secured, and communities of hope come to fruition. As another calendar year comes to an end, our hearts are filled with gratitude and excitement for the lives impacted and what the future holds for our community of hope. Thank you for following along on the journey🤍 *All infants picture
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Healing that has intention🤍 At Maddie’s Place, we support the dyad through intentional, compassionate care. Providing a safe environment where substance exposed infants and their caregivers are nurtured side by side. Where they can heal, connect, and thrive—together. *All babies filmed in this video have media consent from their biological parent.* Maddie’s Place, located in Spokane, WA, is one of five pediatric transitional care facilities that we know of in the United States. For more informa
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Healing that has intention🤍 At Maddie’s Place, we support the dyad through intentional, compassionate care. Providing a safe environment where substance exposed infants and their caregivers are nurtured side by side. Where they can heal, connect, and thrive—together. *All babies filmed in this video have media consent from their biological parent.* Maddie’s Place, located in Spokane, WA, is one of five pediatric transitional care facilities that we know of in the United States. For more informa
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Maddie’s Place is a 24hr transitional care facility for substance exposed infants. There are hard realities as we care for these infants facing difficulties in the early stages of life. But the hope we see in these families, and the futures that are ahead of them far surpass the “tough” parts. It’s a worthy cause creating new opportunities, and healing! Maddie’s Place, located in Spokane, WA, is one of five pediatric transitional care facilities that we know of in the United States. For more inf
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Maddie’s Place is a 24hr transitional care facility for substance exposed infants. There are hard realities as we care for these infants facing difficulties in the early stages of life. But the hope we see in these families, and the futures that are ahead of them far surpass the “tough” parts. It’s a worthy cause creating new opportunities, and healing! Maddie’s Place, located in Spokane, WA, is one of five pediatric transitional care facilities that we know of in the United States. For more inf
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What is NAS? NAS stands for neonatal abstinence syndrome. This is when newborns were exposed to substances before birth and may need extra comfort, monitoring, and medical support. Maddie’s Place is a non-profit recovery nursery caring for babies with NAS/prenatal substance exposure. We keep parents and babies together, using nurturing, low-intervention care that leads to better outcomes, lower costs, and stronger bonds. At Maddie’s Place, our infant care follows the Eat, Sleep, and Console mode
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What is NAS? NAS stands for neonatal abstinence syndrome. This is when newborns were exposed to substances before birth and may need extra comfort, monitoring, and medical support. Maddie’s Place is a non-profit recovery nursery caring for babies with NAS/prenatal substance exposure. We keep parents and babies together, using nurturing, low-intervention care that leads to better outcomes, lower costs, and stronger bonds. At Maddie’s Place, our infant care follows the Eat, Sleep, and Console mode
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We take great pride in the care we provide to our infants, with a strong focus on quality, safety, and consistency🤍 At Maddie’s Place, we ensure clear systems are in place so all staff are informed and able to provide each feeding with intentionality and care. These systems include multiple steps such as sterilization, labeling each bottle with the time, date, and child’s name, and signing off on refrigerator temperature checks. Each feeding is carefully documented, allowing care teams and fami
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We take great pride in the care we provide to our infants, with a strong focus on quality, safety, and consistency🤍 At Maddie’s Place, we ensure clear systems are in place so all staff are informed and able to provide each feeding with intentionality and care. These systems include multiple steps such as sterilization, labeling each bottle with the time, date, and child’s name, and signing off on refrigerator temperature checks. Each feeding is carefully documented, allowing care teams and fami
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Maddie’s Place on Instagram: "Infants in withdrawal stay in the NICU for an average of 24 days. The collection of withdrawal symptoms is what’s called Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome, and the Spokane rate was three- and one-half times the national rate in 2022, and things have only gotten worse. While the NICU is an important, lifesaving place for NAS infants with comorbidities, their staff is spread too thin to be able to offer babies in withdrawal without comorbidities the extra love and attentio
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Maddie’s Place on Instagram: "Infants in withdrawal stay in the NICU for an average of 24 days. The collection of withdrawal symptoms is what’s called Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome, and the Spokane rate was three- and one-half times the national rate in 2022, and things have only gotten worse. While the NICU is an important, lifesaving place for NAS infants with comorbidities, their staff is spread too thin to be able to offer babies in withdrawal without comorbidities the extra love and attentio
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We’re open Monday–Thursday, 12–4 PM this week🤍 We want our community to know: you don’t have to walk through this alone🫶🏻 Our FREE closet at Maddie’s Place —Maddie’s Closet— is filled and ready to serve families who have been impacted by the complex fires in Spokane. Clothing (all sizes), diapers, wipes, shoes, toys, and other items you or your family may need — all available at no cost. Our hope is simple: to come alongside our neighbors in a difficult season, provide a little practical help
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Help us secure the future of Maddie’s Place🤍 By 7am this Friday by voting pro you could help us have a fighting chance of getting this bill passed. These bills would create a permanent and sustainable funding model to allow Maddie’s Place not only to survive, but to thrive, and would make this care more accessible to families across the state. https://app.leg.wa.gov/csi/Testifier/Add?chamber=Senate&mId=33699&aId=168401&caId=27287&tId=3 Maddie’s Place, located in Spokane, WA, is one of five pedi
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Just waiting here patiently through each care technique, to calm the nervous system, build trust, and support the healing process🤍 Some care techniques we use are • Swaddling for comfort • Pacifier use for non-nutritive sucking • Skin-to-skin contact (Kangaroo Care) with the parent • Gentle rocking or rhythmic motion • Vertical bouncing (shown above) • Firm, supportive holding • White noise or shushing sounds • Maintaining a low-stimulation environment (dim lights, soft voices) But, these techn
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Stimulus regulation might sound clinical — but it simply means protecting babies from too much sensory input at once🤍 Substance exposed infants are incredibly sensitive to light, sound, movement, and touch. When their environment becomes overwhelming, it can disrupt feeding, sleep, and their ability to stay calm. Overstimulation doesn’t just cause crying — it can affect nervous system development. ✨ Why this matters: A calm environment helps babies regulate, rest, grow, and feel safe. 👀 Early
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Maddie's Place Legislation 2026 - A Conversation with Shaun Cross & Paul Dillon
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Big Red Q&A & Snack Board Fun
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Maddie’s Place on Instagram: "The sweetest surprise: a new baby🤍 Every healing journey we’re honored to be part of reflects our mission. Maddie’s Place is a non-profit recovery nursery caring for babies with prenatal substance exposure. We keep parents and babies together, using nurturing, low-intervention care that leads to better outcomes, lower costs, and stronger bonds. Maddie’s Place, located in Spokane, WA, is one of five pediatric transitional care facilities that we know of in the Unite
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Cuidado de bebés con Síndrome de Abstinencia Neonatal
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Supporting Drug-Exposed Babies at Maddie's Place
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There is nothing like the bond that grows between a caregiver and an infant when they care for them day after day❤️ At Maddie’s Place, we offer a holistic and nuturing approach to caring for babies with Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome. We are open 24/7, staffed by nurses and infant care specialists to set these babies up for their future. For more information, visit our website at maddiesplace.org *All babies filmed in this video have media consent from their biological parent* #maddiesplace #forth
342.3K viewsMay 23, 2024
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Replying to @🌙 maddies 2015 tda improv, 4th place. | tate mcrae dance
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The Snuggler Scoop | Part 1: NAS Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome is the term used to describe the set of symptoms a baby experiences when exposed to substances. Almost immediately after birth, their withdrawal symptoms might include tremoring, head thrashing, gut and intestinal stress, and irregular sleep patterns. At Maddie’s Place, our staff is trained to provide holistic, scientifically backed methods of consoling for these babies. We carefully track their symptoms on a day-to-day basis to asses
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Hope for Babies Suffering with Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome
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