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Your healthcare team will discharge your baby only after they meet key readiness criteria. Typically, a premature baby is ready to go home when they can:

• Breathe independently without oxygen support
• Maintain stable body temperature
• Feed well from the breast or bottle
• Gain weight consistently
• Show stable heart rate and oxygen levels

Before discharge, your healthcare team will provide detailed explanations about feeding schedules, medication, and how to monitor your baby’s growth. Their guidance is invaluable and will make you feel more confident at home. Remember, never hesitate to ask questions. Understanding these details is crucial for your baby's well-being and your peace of mind.



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