Jesse is 13 days old, and when he is stable and feeling good, the nurses turn him over so he can sleep on his tummy. It also helps to move the fluid around that has been collecting on his body.
This is a sky view of Jesse laying in his bed and the many connections he has to the equipment around him. In the middle, they try to keep the baby in a peapod to closely imitate what it would be like inside Mom.
In the evenings, Amy is able to get in with the nurses where they weigh the baby, wash him, change the linens, change diapers, etc. There is normally a nurse (Julie) and a respiratory therapist (Lyn) assigned to Jesse.
This is a sky view of Jesse laying in his bed and the many connections he has to the equipment around him. In the middle, they try to keep the baby in a peapod to closely imitate what it would be like inside Mom.
In the evenings, Amy is able to get in with the nurses where they weigh the baby, wash him, change the linens, change diapers, etc. There is normally a nurse (Julie) and a respiratory therapist (Lyn) assigned to Jesse.
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