This issue of Zero to Three, the bulletin of the National Center for Clinical Infant Programs, focuses on changes occurring in neonatal intensive care to provide greater developmental nurturance to newborns and their parents. Articles include: (1) "Developmentally Supportive Care in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit" (Heidelise Als and Linda Gilkerson); (2) "Newborn Intensive Care Units Pioneer Family-Centered Change in Hospitals across the Country" (Beverley H. Johnson); (3) "The Colorado Consortium of Intensive Care Nurseries: Spinning a Web of Support for Colorado Infants and Families" (Joy V. Browne and Suzanne Smith-Sharp); (4) "Nursing the Premature Infant" (Lydia Furman); and (5) "Early Intervention and the NICU Health Professional: An Interdisciplinary Training Model" (Virginia Wyly and Jack Allen). The issue also includes letters to the editor, reviews of publications and videos, descriptions of upcoming conferences, and a topic index of 1995 issues. (JW)