Missie Mauldin, Noah’s mom, said the family is adjusting to their “new normal.”
One of the biggest accomplishments Noah Mauldin has made has been being off his nasal cannula.
Noah’s fingers and toes weren’t quite fully formed, but over the past several weeks Missie, Noah’s mom, said they have watched him grow.
Noah Mauldin, who was born on Oct. 21, weighed in at one-pound 11 ounces.
Now, Noah is about 2 pounds 10 ounces.
Missie Mauldin, Noah’s mom, said her son’s head was the size of a plumb when he was first born.
Greg and Missie Mauldin, Noah’s parents give Noah bath in the neonatal intensive care unit at Aurora Sinai Medical Center where he was born at one pound, 11 ounces.

 

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