Burp our premature Baby, sweety Mimi

Mimi (means honey,honey) was a 36 weeks fetus when being born. Like most preterm babies, she did not suck well and lost almost one pound in 3 days. In the video, Dady is burping Mimi at the 1st night of her home coming.

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Comedy

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• Burping
• burp
• cute
• baby
• girl
• newborn
• preterm
• premature

[ashugl1980]

Hi

How much she was weighing at the time of birth.

Iam 36 weeks preg and doc told at my 34 weeks scan that it's IUGR baby and not getting enough nutrients from my placenta and so not gaining avg weight. He is too small for gastational age.they have planned to deliver early if still it's the same in nxt scan that on wed.iam bit worried. It's only 4 lbs 6 oz at 34 weeks.

Your reply will be a sort of strength for me really .

Regards

Ash

[leohan17]

@ashugl1980

She was 6lbs 5 oz but dropped to 5 lbs 7 oz in a week. We had to force feeding her. She gained weight since then.

[veerleke]

Is this baby Made in Japan?

[leohan17]

In Texas, USA.

[inuyasha788]

SHe's beautiful. How old is she now? So sweet!

[leohan17]

Thank you! She is 2 and 4 months now.

[sonyasuestrout]

o wow your baby girl is so sweet good job MiMi!! I had my son 10/29/07 I had him at 24.3 weeks gestation he came wieghing in at a mere 1 Lbp 12oz and 2 weeks and 3 days later he is 1Lbp 10oz so he lost wieght!! I can;t wait till he gains some though!!

[redringlett]

asian babies are the cutiest!

[binkybreezy1988]

Soooooooo cute!!!! What were yall saying?

[SkittlesNStarburst28]

I Understand How That Feels My Son Was Born At 35 Weeks...

[anatheistmyself]

Excuse me, but I forgot to mention:

This is probably because you did not reach the healthy "ideal" weight for a newborn, which is 6 to 9 pounds. Anything above or below than this is "postterm" or "preterm."

[monny287]

@anatheistmyself

That's not entirely true. I was born in 1990 (20th century) at 35 weeks, and I was labeled "preterm". The time that determines "term" or "preterm" is changing as our knowledge of pregnancy and child development is changing. In the 1950's, scientists thought a frigid mother was what caused schizophrenia (not true). In the 1990's, they thought boys playing with dolls would make them gay (not true). Science is constantly changing things. It's not "unstable" or "distorted".

[anatheistmyself]

My friend's son, Jesse, was born at 36 weeks.

He was labeled "preterm."

Reality is this: he is completely developed, healthy, and "ready" to survive in the human world.

In the 1980's (20th Century) 36 weeks was called: "term birth."

Now, in the 21st Century, 36 weeks is called: "preterm."

This shows how human minds are constantly changing in ways which are unstable and distorted!!!

:D

[saphireez]

@trilogy11 hello?? thats the purpose of subtitles. the audio is in a different languae therefore the subtitles were added so that English speaking people could know what they are saying duh.