(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Helped a mother breastfeed
Used a prone positioner
Held an intubated baby during your shift
Helped a Baby Buddy find a patient to hold
Refreshed the books at a baby's beside
Printed a picture of a baby
Provided 3 minutes of positive touch prior to assessment
Provided support during eye exams
Helped a parent get comfortable at the bedside
Organized positioning devices
Swapped out positioning devices
Completed discharge education with parents
Used the toys in the Goldilocks boxes
Encouraged a caregiver to attend Wonderful Wednesdays
Taught a caregiver about cue based care
Called a baby buddy
Used Developmental Support during vaccines
Contacted child life for sibling support
Transitioned patient to safe sleep
Helped a mother participate in NNBF
Greeted the baby by name before care
Educated caregiver on regulation strategies
Found your patient a boppy
Signed a discharge book
Sent an ease photo
Called Child life for a procedure
Educated parents about cycled lighting
Got my patient onto a mat
Worked through the portholes
Educated caregiver on pacifier use
Followed cycled lighting
Completed Oral Care with Breastmilk
Helped a caregiver learn to change a diaper
PO fed a baby based on the developmental recommendations in the chart
Assisted with intubated holding
Helped a caregiver Kangaroo
Wrote in a journal
Taught a caregiver how to give a developmental bath
Read a patient a book
Educated caregiver on signs of stress
Used NICU specific bathing products for babies from the Baby Got Bath Cart
Switched the orientation of a crib for head shaping
Supported SLP with milk drops for an intubated patient