Preemies
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News of the Day - the Preemies Lose OutMakena is a form of progesterone that helps to prevent premature births, and now Ther-Rx Corporation has been given the exclusive right to make. The problem is now no one can afford it.
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Tips for Determing Your Preemies Adjusted AgeAny baby born under 37 weeks of gestation is considered a preemie. The survival rates are increasing for babies born at 26 weeks and up, there is a 90% survival rate for babies born from 30 weeks. -
Your Preemies Adjusted Age and the Milestones He or She Will Eventually ReachHere is a guide to help you better understand how a preemies adjusted age is determined and what to expect when it comes to milestones.
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Determining Your Preemies Adjusted AgePremature infants have what is called an "adjusted age", which is the age of the baby based on his due date. Medical professionals use this age when they evaluate the baby's growth and development. -
Books on Caring for PreemiesDiscover resources to help care for a premature baby.
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Gloria Allred Lawsuit to Protect Fiscal Interest of OctoMom Nadya Suleman's PreemiesGloria Allred is taking on OctoMom Nadya Suleman. The media savvy attorney represents child labor advocate Paul Peterson; in a hearing scheduled for June 22nd, OctoMom must defend herself against allegations of child labor law violations. -
Preemies and the NICU - What You Should KnowPart of my pregnancy series, this article covers the experience of having a premature baby and what you can expect from the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). -
How Prematurity Affects Children as They AgePremature infants overcome many obstacles based on how early they were born. Each child will have unique issues but there are some things that other parents of preemies and I have found to be common with our children. -
Umbilical HerniaUmbilical hernia is a problem that many preemies face. Learn about the cause and treatment of this condition.
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Premature Birth Rate Drops in the U.SFor over 30 years, the number of preterm births in the U.S. has been skyrocketing. That trend seems to finally be reversing according to a CDC vital statistic report. For the second year, the preterm birth rate has dropped. -
Child Safety Seats for Air and Car TravelThis article reviews child safety seats for air and car travel. Additional information is available on car beds for preemies. -
Neonatal Massage to Promote Growth in PreemiesIf your baby was born premature, and is in NICU, here is a unique alternative healing option to help boost your baby's growth.
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Tips for Parenting a PreemieIn addition to all the care that a full term baby requires, preemies have special needs. Here are some tips on how to parent your preemie.
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Converting Knit Patterns for "Preemies"Most baby layette patterns are designed according to standard child sizing charts, however, you can convert any knitting pattern to "preemie" size by following a few simple steps. -
How to Find Information Online About Premature InfantsThe birth of a premature infant can bring a lot of mixed emotions for parents and families. Finding information, resources and connecting with other parents online can be a great way to get started understanding the special concerns of preemies.
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A Guide to Preemie Height and Weight Development StagesThe good news is that by the time most preemies reach their 2nd birthday, you would never know they were premature.
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A Review of Pampers Swaddlers & Huggies Natural FitUltimately I have chosen Pampers Swaddlers to use exclusively for my preemies and small newborns but as they get bigger and have more output, I switch to Huggies Natural Fit -
Tips for Keeping Your Baby Healthy and SafeHere are some key points to remember to help keep your baby healthy and safe. Remember, newborns, preemies, and young infants are very susceptible to illness. Be sure to:
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Prematurity AwarenessThe number of premature births is rising. There are ways to support prematurity research to prevent premature birth.
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Full Term Babies Versus PreemiesA mother's perspective of her two sons: one a preemie and the other a full term baby.
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Five Things Every Pregnant Woman Should Know About Preterm LaborPreterm labor can strike anyone, but does not necessarily indicate a preterm delivery.
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"Morning Joe" Scarborough Expects a Premature BabyJoe Scarborough, of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" is awaiting the birth of his child, possibly premature. With so many variables in premature births, here are a few things you can do to prepare, if not plan, for your child's birth. -
Autism Screenings Are Being Recommended at Younger AgesAutism experts predict that more than twenty-five thousand children will be diagnosed with autism this year and even though autism has been studied for years, they still know very little about it.
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How to Deal with Common Infant Stomach ProblemsLittle ones have tummy ailments a lot. Parents, especially first time ones, have reason to be concerned with these ailments, yet don't always know what to do.
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Tips for Clothing a PreemieSuggestions for clothing a preemie in the NICU.
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How to Loom Knit Baby BootiesBaby booties are easy to loom knit. Since they're small, they also make a good first sock-knitting project.
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Helping the Parents of a PreemieParenting a preemie or low birth weight baby has unique challenges. With a little knowledge, compassion, and understanding many uncomfortable or hurtful situations can be avoided and love and help can be given to parents and babies who really need it.
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Treatment for Sensory Integration DysfunctionWhat is sensory integration dysfunction and how is it treated?
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Moby WrapAn overview of the Moby Wrap baby carrier.
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Wubbanub Pacifiers: A ReviewIf you're thinking of buying a Wubbanub for your baby, read this first.
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How to Loom Knit Baby MittensFree loom knitting pattern for baby mittens, for personal and charity use only.
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Physicians Develop Program to Prevent Brittle Bones in Premature InfantsPediatricians at Tel Aviv University have developed a training program to prevent osteopenia of prematurity (OOP) in premature infants.
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Donate Your Crafts to Your Local HospitalYour crafting talents can bring light into a hospital patient's life. -
Caring for Your NewbornAfter giving birth, a woman can feel a variety of emotions, such as relief and joy. Along with that joy might come questions of what to expect, as well as how to care for a newborn baby.
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Quilts for Comfort: A Charity that Sews Quilts for At-Risk Children and Adults with CancerFind out how your quilting skills can bring comfort to others! (No experience required if you go to a bee!)
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Giving to Charity Vs. Taking Advantage of Compound InterestCan we justify saving money when there are people starving around the world? And can we justify not saving money when doing so will have such big results if we start young?
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Halloween Dog Costume as an Alternative Halloween Costume for Your Preemie BabyAre you having a hard time trying to find a Halloween costume for your preemie baby why not use a Halloween dog costume. This will fit your preemie baby very well and save you lots of headaches searching for that right costume.
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Premature Birth and My Experiences in the NICUThis gives information on premature birth and my experiences in the NICU. -
How to Help New Parents of Premature InfantsNot sure how to help parents of premature infants? Here are a few tips. -
What Not to Say to a Woman Who Has MiscarriedThis article explores the words that people may offer to a woman who has miscarried and explains why these words of 'comfort' are words that may inflict unintended pain.
