Look at me in my incubator! I am now no longer living in mummy's tummy, but in the hot room in intensive care at the John
Radcliffe Special Care Baby Unit. I have lots of wires and tubes on me. These are to monitor my heart rate, my breathing and my oxygen levels, and some of the other wires are so that they can feed me nutrients to make me grow, and antibiotics to stop me getting any nasty infections.
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My skin is very red and see through - which is because I was born so early - it hasn't had time to turn into a proper baby colour yet! I met mummy today. She was a bit nervous of seeing me, but she was ok. I also met Granny Judy, and my aunties and uncles Emma, Shellie, Chris & Philip. I couldn't meet my cousin Daniel, as he was too little to come and visit, but he did come to the hospital, so I know he was nearby!
Radcliffe Special Care Baby Unit. I have lots of wires and tubes on me. These are to monitor my heart rate, my breathing and my oxygen levels, and some of the other wires are so that they can feed me nutrients to make me grow, and antibiotics to stop me getting any nasty infections. .JPG)
My skin is very red and see through - which is because I was born so early - it hasn't had time to turn into a proper baby colour yet! I met mummy today. She was a bit nervous of seeing me, but she was ok. I also met Granny Judy, and my aunties and uncles Emma, Shellie, Chris & Philip. I couldn't meet my cousin Daniel, as he was too little to come and visit, but he did come to the hospital, so I know he was nearby!
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