This Saturday night, The ParentChild Mother Goose Program® presents Talking You In , a story created and told by Dan Yashinsky with music composed and performed by Brian Katz. This is the story of a family’s journey as they make their way through the neo-natal intensive care unit, hoping that the sound of their voices telling stories, rhymes and songs will connect them with their fragile “starchild” and possibly help with his healing and theirs. It is a performance not to be missed by a very gifted storyteller and musician.
And the night also celebrates the publication of It Was Midnight on the Ocean, The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Book of Rhymes and Stories inspired by Dan Yashinsky’s experience when his child was in the NICU, edited by Celia Lottridge of The Parent‐Child Mother Goose Program, published by The Hospital For Sick Children to be given to parents with babies in the NICU, and funded by the Neonatology Department and the Sasha Bella Fund for Family Centred Care at SickKids Foundation.
Saturday, October 30, 2010 at 8:00 pm
Doors open at 7:30
Refreshments and Reception to follow
The Hollywood Theatre at The Hospital for Sick Children
Enter at 170 Elizabeth Street and go to the Black Wing
Tickets $25
Donations in addition to this amount will receive a tax receipt. All money raised will go to support The ParentChild Mother Goose Program® which also helps parents connect with their babies and young children through rhyme and story.
To purchase tickets, phone 416 588 5234 x10, email pcmgp@bellnet.ca or order online.
Celebrating Sasha and supporting SickKids patient and family centred interprofessional care, staff and family partnership, patient safety, palliative care and Alagille Syndrome. Thanks to family for love and visits, laid back Dr Michael Peer, Dr Jennifer Russell's tireless coordination of LFHC, GI, CCCU, Gen Surg and IGT, all the staff at Hospital for Sick Children and Max and Beatrice Wolfe Centre and final homebound team Stephen Jenkinson, Dr Russell Goldman and TCCAC.
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