Fighter Baby Who Was Born At 25 Weeks Now Towers Over Teddy Octopus That Once Dwarfed Him

By Sumaiya Ghani in Feel Good On 25th September 2020
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#1 This beautiful baby boy was born three months early and was so tiny that even his teddy octopus dwarfed him

Bailey Appleyard was born three months before the due date and was indeed a miracle to his parents. The baby had to fight for his life when mommy Clair Felstead, 25, went into labour at only 25 weeks and six days.


This picture was taken when Bailey was born and it shows the size of the baby as compared to his cuddly stuff toy. 


 

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The 2lb 6oz baby had chronic lung disease and caught E.coli during his hospital battle. The brave boy was put on a ventilator to help his tiny lungs. 


 

#2 But now after six months, Bailey is big enough to tuck his cuddle partner under his arm

The mommy Clair and daddy Jordan, 25, bought the baby an eight-legged pal to cuddle him in his crib as they were not allowed to due to COVID19 rules. 


Little Bailey turned out to be a fighter and is back home with his parents in Leighton, Cheshire. He is now six months old and weighs 16lb. 


The recent picture shows Bailey big enough to tuck his cuddle partner under his arm.


 


 

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#3 This journey was very emotional for the baby's parents

Clair said: “The whole experience was so emotional. I’m so glad he’s home.”



 


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#4 The baby was taken into an ambulance to Liverpool soon after he was born

"I saw my baby come out and he was laid on the table for a moment and then swept off into an ambulance to Liverpool."

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#5 Baby Bailey finally came back home after being treated at the hospital for months

“I struggled with so many emotions."


"This was my first baby and I just wanted everything to go perfectly.”


Bailey is now a happy healthy 6-months-old baby who is back at home with his parents and of course his cuddly teddy octopus.



 

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