The World Health Organization has defined premature baby as a child born before 37 weeks of pregnancy,or before the 259th day of pregnancy,with birth weight less than 2500 grams. Neonatal nurses provide complete care for babies . Duties of a neonatal nurse usually include supplying vital nutrients to newborns, changing feeding tubes, administering medication, observing vital signs, performing intubations and using monitoring devices. They attend deliveries, weigh and measure infants, bathe them and monitor their health. They also teach new parents about newborn care and breastfeeding. Intensive-care nursing demands sharp monitoring skills and special care immediately after birth. Typical duties include starting and maintaining IV lines, managing ventilators, assessing vital signs and drawing blood. Neonatal nurses work with needles, feeding pumps, incubators and ventilators This means neonatal nurses must keep current with the latest instruments, procedures and research through continuing education. Large role in determining the further development off small organism has rapid and effective resuscitation,and there for it is important to know the rules and all steps of resuscitation of premature newborn. An important aspect of the role is to give advice, guidance and support to parents Neonatal nurses work together with upper-level nurses and physicians and facilitate treatment plans and examinations. New parents also require special care during this time, so neonatal nurses are in frequent contact with worried families. They have regular interaction with their parents, so it is necessary to educate them about the state of their child and prepare instructions for care after discharge from hospital.