World Prematurity Day in 2022

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2022 Date	November 17, 2022
2023 Date	November 17, 2023

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World Prematurity Day in 2022

World Prematurity Day seeks to raise awareness about premature birth and the complications that can occur. A premature baby is one who is born too early, usually before 37 weeks, which leads to health problems during development including physical and mental disabilities.

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Today’s #WorldPrematurityDay 💜 From a 1lb 5oz baby born 4 months & 2 days prem, to this tornado of energy & mischief. Thanks to everyone @HullNicu & those health care professionals that continue to look after #GorgeousGeorge Love you little man, more than I could ever express 🥹 https://t.co/W2U4LtQ5fm
— stu beadle🦋 (@Stu__Beadle) November 17, 2022

This year’s theme for World Prematurity Day is all about skin-on-skin contact, also known as kangaroo care. When your baby is in the NICU, it is encouraged that parents support their baby by using this method. For more information about kangaroo care: https://t.co/UP4u5YQQAm https://t.co/Ya2tUPWVWd
— Canadian Premature Babies Foundation (@canadianpreemie) November 7, 2022

💜 Happy #WorldPrematurityDay 💜 To preterm babies who survived against the odds, you rock 💜 To the memory of preterm babies who couldn’t make it, we will never forget you 💜 To preemie families, we always learn from you 💜 To all healthcare providers in NICU, you’re the best 💜
— Ayman Abou Mehrem 🇨🇦🇵🇸 (@AymanAbouMehrem) November 17, 2022

November 17 is #WorldPrematurityDay. In Canada, approximately 8% of babies are born prematurely (< 37 weeks gestation) every year. If you are expecting, seek medical attention immediately if you suspect #PretermLabour. Know the signs: https://t.co/n7hdIF6d3C https://t.co/htxWHnKxRV
— Ontario Ministry of Health (@ONThealth) November 17, 2022

On #WorldPrematurityDay, we send positive thoughts to all the parents of tiny tots with tiny fingers and toes who arrived early and were or continue to be cared for at #CHEO. Participate in a live premie chat with @canadianpreemie ➡️ #WPD22chat https://t.co/MjT1v5onKp
— CHEO Ottawa (@CHEO) November 17, 2022

Today is #WorldPrematurityDay! As one of the largest NICU's in Canada, we would like to thank nearly 400 passionate staff that look after these fierce and fragile infants each day. https://t.co/h0LLRrhX1T
— McMaster Children's Hospital (@mch_childrens) November 17, 2022

#WorldPrematurityDay2022 #WorldPrematurityDay One of the toughest times of our lives, my thoughts are with other parents and babies born prematurely 💜 Forever grateful and continue to say thank you to the wonderful NICU teams who care for our babies & support parents like us https://t.co/InPhiYo2BR
— Laura Millgate 💙 (@laura_millgate) November 17, 2022

It's World Prematurity Day! This is my kiddo who is now 5'6" and a synchro swimmer. Hard to believe she was born 13 weeks early. #ThankfulForDoctors #PreemiePower https://t.co/ZJj8nxtnQ3
— Crystal D (@CrystalDentman) November 17, 2022

Today is #WorldPrematurityDay💚 It is time to focus on an issue impacting one in 11 Albertans and their families. Dr. David Olson, WCHRI Member, has been studying the problem of preterm birth in the Olson Lab since 2007. Read More: https://t.co/qX93bHeeqA https://t.co/iYZYVhAhCw
— Women & Children's Health Research Institute (@WCHRIUofA) November 17, 2022

For World Prematurity Day, Duncan shares his experience of having a baby girl at 28 weeks. He wants to break down mental health stigmas, particularly amongst men, and describes how counselling has helped him talk about his neonatal journey. Read more: https://t.co/QorVQyXn43 https://t.co/4Qn7yXrzU8
— Bliss Baby Charity (@Blisscharity) November 17, 2022