days we were taken to one side by the doctors and told to prepare for the worst,” said Abbi Weston, Archie’s mum.But after four months of visiting their son in hospital, his parents have been told they can take him home.“Overnight he turned a corner

A baby doctors said would be stillborn is doing well after spending time in intensive care.Alex Jones, 21, was six months pregnant when her waters suddenly broke at home, reports the Mirror.“I was only 24 weeks pregnant and kept thinking, ‘My baby can’t be born yet’”, said Alex.“...

bed or stand up.Doctors told Lisa, who had undergone three cycles of IVF before falling pregnant, that her cervix was thin and she was at risk of miscarrying.“I went for a routine scan in August and didn’t leave the hospital until December,” she said

was born 12 weeks early, at Oxford’s John Radcliffe Hospital, weighing just 2lb 10.5oz and was given only a three percent chance of survival. Jacob has since been transferred to Burton’s Queen’s Hospital. Despite an umbilical hernia and liver problems, he

A mum has given birth naturally while unconscious in hospital, reports the Daily Mail.Emma Mynors, from Essex, fell into a coma after developing pneumonia and, while unconscious, gave birth to her daughter Amy. Emma went into labour prematurely

A pregnant woman went into labour after falling 10 feet through her bathroom floor into her kitchen below, reports the Daily Mail.Jo Tointon from Nottingham, who was 35 weeks pregnant, was taken to Queen’s Medical Centre hospital and her baby son

been visiting Faith in the Neonatal ward at Royal Shrewsbury Hospital where she is being cared for in an incubator.“We were told that the first couple of days would be a honeymoon period and that everything would go well, and it did. The first two days

.Donna Keenan, 28, went into labour prematurely at home in Northumberland and gave birth to Dylan, who weighed 5lb 13oz, at home. She said it all happened so fast the paramedics had to deliver her first baby on the living room floor.“I called the hospital

Myleene Klass revealed her broody side after shadowing a team of midwives at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital to launch Save The Children’s Build it for Babies appeal.The TV presenter and mum-of-two, who gave birth to her second daughter Hero 13

for premature babies. The mum-of-two, who works at Liverpool’s Women’s Hospital, used her wealth of knowledge and experience with premature babies to help her to design the prototype for the pillow.The pillow, which is shaped like butterfly wings, is designed