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Hi, had the biggest shock yesterday when I started having contractions at 31weeks 3days and our baby boys were born via emergnecy csection. They are soo tiny and are being supported in the special baby care unit. Feeling very overwhelmed at the moment. I was wondering if anyone else has had a similar experience that they can share ♥️
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Learn more about our guidelines.They’re so beautiful congratulations, I’m so glad they’re both doing good ❤️
@Anna thank you ♥️ Glad that they are breathing on their own but it was hard not seeing them straight away. Hope your pregnancy is going well xx
@Natasha Awe I can imagine that would be so hard! I’m 21 weeks now with boy girl twins, it’s so different having a multiples pregnancy, it’s like we have to be ready for anything which has been scary for me. You’re so strong you and the babies 🫶🏻 Sending prayers and hugs and good vibes your way xoxo
Congratulations! They are both beautiful 💙💙
I had a baby at 31 weeks & 6 days so I know the feeling 🥺 the nicu stay is tough but the feeling when babe(s) finally come(s) home is like nothing else.
My twins were born at 31+5 weeks via emergency c-section. Like yours, they were breathingon their own. In incubators and NiCU stay to feed and grow. NiCU was exactly 28 days and they came home with T1 at just over 2kg weight, and T1 just under but above 1.8kg
Congrats on your littles; they are gorgeous! X
I did! My boys were 32+1 day. 4.5 lbs and 3.4. The bigger twin aka twin A was in the nicu for a month. And two months for the other. It was tough I’m not gonna lie! But I encouraged myself that these nurses are actually helping to relief the pressure of watching them by ourselves
Thank you for sharing your experiences ♥️ It has been an emotional weekend but you're right, the nurses and midwives are doing an amazing job. It's just hard seeing the babies needing all that extra support and feeling helpless xx