When a fetal syndrome diagnosis feels like the end, we offer support & hope.
April is Multiple Birth Awareness Month 💜
In April 2024, Kayleen Delgado and her husband Zeke received life-changing news: they were expecting. At a routine ultrasound, that news became even bigger…they were having quadruplets.
Read about the Delgado Quadruplets and their incredible journey!
Dealing with a fetal diagnosis?
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Celebrating 20 Years
Advancing Fetal Health
Over the last two decades, we have helped turn hope into possibilities for babies.
- Fetal care has become more personalized and predictive, and less invasive
- Diagnoses once considered untreatable before birth now have treatment options
- Whole-family support across the perinatal journey has expanded
We honor these milestones and look ahead, staying committed to raising awareness, championing better outcomes, and connecting communities worldwide.
As a parent-founded non-profit, we are grateful for the support of our Stewardship Circle member institutions.
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Q&A with Dr. Jena Miller: Charting New Frontiers in Fetal Medicine at CHOP
In January 2026, Dr. Jena Miller joined CHOP as Co-Director of the Richard D. Wood Jr. Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment. With over a decade at Johns Hopkins, she brings expertise in minimally invasive fetal procedures, spina bifida, and TTTS. Read her Q&A on advancing fetal medicine and supporting families.
Rose’s Story: Prenatal Spina Bifida Diagnosis
When Taylor and James learned their baby, Rose, had spina bifida, their world shifted overnight. From high-risk pregnancy care to in-utero surgery at Children’s Mercy, their story of hope, resilience, and the power of compassionate medical support unfolded.
Inés’ Journey: Life After TRAP Sequence and the Loss of Her Twin
Diagnosed with TRAP sequence, Inés’ survival came after her twin’s loss, meticulous fetal monitoring, and the expert care at CHOP. Explore the pivotal moments and life-saving decisions that shaped her remarkable beginning.