Trusting
Trusting other people to care for your baby is hard. It’s ten times harder when the baby is in the NICU. Not only do you miss your baby, but you have the added worry about their health. While you want to be with your baby every hour of the day, often times it’s just not possible.
Of course, doctors and nurses are highly skilled, and it is their job to care for your baby when they are born premature or sick. However, that doesn’t make it any easier when you have to leave the hospital without your baby.
Today’s mother knows that struggle all too well. She shares her story of a premature birth, along with some great advice for other preemie parents.
Please meet Adelynn, as told by her mom, Sarah.
Adelynn
1.Tell us about your baby

2.How long was your Nicu stay? What was the hardest part?

3. Do you know what caused your premature birth?
4.How are you and your baby doing now?


5. What advice would you give to a new preemie family?

I love when you share these stories- they are so uplifting and beautiful. They are also a testament to the miracle of life. I can’t imagine how scared this mom must have felt when she woke up and saw blood all over the sheets. Yet there is her beautiful, thriving girl today. Amazing!
It’s amazing how modern medicine has progressed. These babies are truly thriving. I love her smiley face in the last photo.
Aw, what a beautiful story! Adelynn looks strong and healthy now.
I am so proud of Sarah! She is the strongest person I have ever known. Nothing could have been more terrifying than having your baby’s life in someone else’s hands And having to leave the hospital without her so very many times. But look at you girls now!!! You are all amazing. And Addie is pure perfection!! She is truly a gift from above! I love you all always!!!
I love when these stories. It makes me so happy to see that beautiful baby girl thriving. Amazing.
Wow, what an incredible story. So glad she is thriving now! She is a beauty, as is her little sister!
Just an amazing story, what a sweet and incredible little girl!