More families are being urged to come forward by the senior midwife leading a review into deficiencies in Nottingham's maternity services.
More than 900 families had spoken to them, according to Donna Ockenden, who was in charge of the Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Trust review that preceded this one.
She continued by saying that 400 members of the current and past staff of Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust had also communicated.
I am aware of how challenging it can be to take the first step, she said.
Sarah Andrews is a mother who supports the petition. In 2019, her caesarean-section-born daughter Wynter passed away 23 minutes after birth.
Later, NUH was charged with a crime and fined £800,000 for the death.
She stated, "I am confident that [Ms Ockenden] will see to it that changes are made and no other families experience the heartbreak that we have.".
"If you're worried that what you went through shouldn't have happened, you're not alone.
"You should speak up, speak with Donna, and work to bring about change because that's what we need right now. ".
There are more parents, according to Ms. Ockenden, who are concerned but "haven't felt able" to contact the school.
To the Sikh community in Nottingham, a Punjabi appeal has also been made for parents to come forward.
Sikh Community and Youth Services volunteer Harvir Kaur stated: "It's crucial that our community participates in this review and shares their experiences and viewpoints.
The review's scope, according to Ms. Ockenden, goes beyond the largest maternity scandal in UK history at the Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Trust.
Over 200 babies died there, according to an investigation that was conducted.
