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Parent of a Preemie?

Babies born before 37th week are called 'Premature'. Parents of preemie are surrounded by multiple challenges.Dear Parents, Share with us & other Moms of the community about the challenges you were facing of having a premature baby!

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Dr Poonam P Mom of 2 children 7 years ago

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My baby born in 35th week.. She was 2.5kg at the time of birth and now she is 2.4kg.. What to do for ideal weight.. Though I am giving BM.. She is not gaining weight.. What to do

Are u Breastfeeding her , if yes then u need additional supplement for her . My baby a premiee at 32 weeks with weight of 1.65 kg is 5 months old now approx 6 kgs now. Along with breastmilk she is formula fed

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geetu Guardian of 6 children 7 years ago

My baby born in 35th week.. She was 2.5kg at the time of birth and now she is 2.4kg.. What to do for ideal weight.. Though I am giving BM.. She is not gaining weight.. What to do

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Vidya Venugopal Mom of 2 children 7 years ago

I'm a mother of 33 week preemie baby.. lot of challenges came across.. now he s 7th month old.. he s still underweight for his age

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Community User 7 years ago

you have to take care baby very carefully

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Parent of a Preemie?

Babies born before 37th week are called 'Premature'. Parents of preemie are surrounded by multiple challenges.Dear Parents, Share with us & other Moms of the community about the challenges you were facing of having a premature baby!

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