QUOTE(underscore_lee @ Dec 23 2022, 07:39 PM)
Hi all daddy and mommy,
Need some help and advice if you can share similar experience. My premature baby is now in NICU @ Tunku Azizah Hospital aka HKL.
According to the nurse, once the baby discharge from NICU, they will be sent to “the ward” for further monitoring in terms of weight gain, temperature and etc.
During this “ward” journey, the mom is advised to stay at the govt hospital together with the baby so that nurse can teach first time mommy how to breastfeed, change diapers, and check on premature baby conditions as they’re more fragile compared to full term.
The “ward” stay duration will depend on how baby’s condition, and the nurse will guide and teach mommy until they can “graduate”.
Any parents been through this? Want to know how’s the arrangement like - Do you need to stay in hospital throughout the journey? Or can it be like go in the morning and back at night? Is there a private room we can book for the baby + mother? How do you pump for milk storage if it’s gonna be a shared/communal area?
Much appreciated if you can share your premature baby experience. Helpful to prep mentally and physically.
Thanks!
Normally, the mother will be discharged first from the hospital. Once the baby is stable enough (ie: they have reached certain weight, oxygen is stable, feeding is ok, etc), they will call the mother to spend 1 night with the baby to ensure that the baby can properly latch before they release the baby from NICU.Need some help and advice if you can share similar experience. My premature baby is now in NICU @ Tunku Azizah Hospital aka HKL.
According to the nurse, once the baby discharge from NICU, they will be sent to “the ward” for further monitoring in terms of weight gain, temperature and etc.
During this “ward” journey, the mom is advised to stay at the govt hospital together with the baby so that nurse can teach first time mommy how to breastfeed, change diapers, and check on premature baby conditions as they’re more fragile compared to full term.
The “ward” stay duration will depend on how baby’s condition, and the nurse will guide and teach mommy until they can “graduate”.
Any parents been through this? Want to know how’s the arrangement like - Do you need to stay in hospital throughout the journey? Or can it be like go in the morning and back at night? Is there a private room we can book for the baby + mother? How do you pump for milk storage if it’s gonna be a shared/communal area?
Much appreciated if you can share your premature baby experience. Helpful to prep mentally and physically.
Thanks!
I don’t think there is a private room at NICU. Should be a shared area.
Dec 24 2022, 05:01 PM

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