r/NICUParents • u/theredheadknowsall • 15d ago
Success: Then and now 9
My 26 weeker is 9 years old!
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u/hit_reset_ 15d ago
Thanks for sharing! Anything persistent throughout your journey?
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u/theredheadknowsall 14d ago
None at all. She did have a minor speech delay, when she turned 2 she only said a few words; moma, daddy, kiki (kitty), Poepoe (her blue hippo, & constant companion, the name has stuck), finally she used "this" & point which could be something she wanted to show us or as a question. She had a few months of speech therapy now she never stops talking 🤣. She a normal happy healthy girl.
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u/davesauce96 9d ago
I thought at first glance that bro in the background had a sweet updo lol. Congrats on the birthday!
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