Premmie Mums #8

[ladybird11]

I'm just soooo happy all these premmie babies are healthy and thriving !

[Early Kids]

It all depends on baby, why they were prem, their size, whether steroids were given, ect ect. there are so so so many factors.

The following is statistics taken from Lil Aussie Prems, on gestation VS Hospital stay (I've taken out the babies names for privacy reasons) and it is still by far better to reach 36 weeks than what it is any less xxx

23 weeks
Average: 163 days/ 23+3 weeks

24 weeks
Average: 147 days / 21 weeks

25 weeks
Average: 106 days /15+1 weeks

26 weeks
Average: 114 days/16+2weeks

27 weeks
Average: 89 days /12+5 weeks

28 weeks
Average: 74 days/ 10+4 weeks

29 weeks
Average: 60 days / 8+4 weeks

30 weeks
Average: 51 days / 7+2 weeks

31 weeks
Average:41 days / 5+6 weeks

32 weeks
Average: 37 days /5+2 weeks

33 weeks
Average: 23 days / 3+2 weeks

34 weeks
Average: 18 days / 2+4 weeks

35 weeks
Average:15 days/ 2+1weeks

36 weeks
Average: 11 days /1+4 weeks

[nickers]

gosh i had to go searching back the psges for this one!
this is Nixon's birth story

https://www.bellybelly.com.au/forums...y-arrival.html

[~Serenity~]

Great story

it sucks that they made you lie on the bed when I had niesha I was monitors but preferred being on all fours

[rhyb]

Today is their EDD and theyre 6 weeks already.Now is pretty much our terrible hour when DS goes down at 7.30 and the girls decide its dinner time
Things are going well Im getting plenty of sleep I just wish it was easier to leave the house.

[Early Kids]

HUGS Rhy Due dates are hard, but it does get easier. be nice to yourself, you are doing so well.

I wasnt allowed to walk around with Brendan had a timed shower, timed toilet break ect. With Tristan I was allowed to do what I needed.

[~Serenity~]

yay rhyb up and onards rom here