Oklahoma Infant Alliance
What is a "Late Preterm Infant"?
The Oklahoma Infant Alliance is a statewide initiative of the
Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy.
Donate to OICA and help us continue to increase awareness and improve the health of Oklahoma's Late Preterm Infants
Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy.
Donate to OICA and help us continue to increase awareness and improve the health of Oklahoma's Late Preterm Infants
Become a member and MAKE A DIFFERENCE
in the life of a baby.
in the life of a baby.
Late preterm infants are babies born between 34 and 37 weeks gestation. These babies look like smaller versions of full term babies. For years, late preterm babies were cared for like full term babies. Research now shows that late preterm babies are not the same as full term infants, and that they have a unique set of needs and challenges. These babies born close to term are, in fact, preemies.
What is a "Late Preterm Infant"?
Resources for Parents
Funding for the Oklahoma Infant Alliance provided by MedImmune, Inc
September 23, 2010
October 29, 2010
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