Donate $25 or more today to the March of Dimes, and they’ll send you a free March of Dimes eco-friendly bag. It’s perfect for groceries or toting around your gear for the day. Babies are our future, so why not get them off to a healthy start, and at the same time help preserve the earth they’ll inherit. […]
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мебелиNovember is when the March of Dimes focuses the nation’s attention on the impact premature birth has on babies and families, and on the opportunities for prevention. Today more than 1,400 babies in the U.S. will be born prematurely. Many will be too small and too sick to go home. Instead, they face weeks or
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I have had two premature pregnancies, my first not ending happily. I had my daughter on Feb 1, 1997, when I was 20 gestational weeks pregnant and she weighed 1 pound and was 12 inches long. I had started to bleed and went to emergency, a doctor checked me out and said that I was
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Janie McQueen, author of The New Magic Bookshelf: Finding Great Books Your Child Will Treasure Forever sent me an excerpt of her book (from Chapter 6, Book-Lovers From Babyhood) to share… Any new parent knows that media and medical community reports are teeming with hot information about how babies’ brains are wired and influenced by
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My name is Nashay, I’m 17 years old and I had twins( boy and girl). I delivered them at 27 weeks gestation. My son Jeffery weighed in at 2 pounds and 4.5 ounces and my daughter Jaliyah weighed in at 2 pounds 1.5 ounces. They were delivered by crash c- section on May 31, 2008.
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My old neighbors (“old” as in “former”, not “elderly” lol) are expecting triplets (originally it was quads)! They already have two little girls, so they will be busy! Amber started a journal on TotSites where you can follow her pregnancy progress. Wishing you the best of luck, Amber!
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Connor and Kaleb were born at 33 weeks on April 9, 2008 weighing in at 3.2 and 3.12 lbs. They delievered me because Conor was measuring 2.13 and Kaleb was measuring 4.7 but thats a huge difference to what they came out at. At first they started off great. They were only on c-pap machines
