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Recently, the Iowa family noted the main milestone for a very special child.
On July 5, 2024, Molly and Randal Kin greeted their son Nesha Kina. He was born 133 days earlier, just 21 weeks of pregnancy.
Guinness’s world records have officially recognized Nash as in the world The most premature baby survive.
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Earlier this month, Nash – kindly nicknamed “Nash -Bulba” – turned 1, without giving up all the chances.
When he was born at the University of Iowa health care, he kept a children’s hospital, Nash weighed only 285 grams (10 oz) at birth – less than grapefruit – and 24 centimeters sizes, said a press release from the hospital.
Nash Kin is depicted at 1 month old with her mother Molly Kin. He was born 133 days earlier, just 21 weeks of pregnancy. (University of iow Health Family Children’s Hospital)
Two years before the premature birth, Nesha Kins lost the girl McKinley for 18 weeks of birth.
At the time molly kin was diagnosed incompetent cervixWhen the lower part of the cervix begins to open (expanding) too early, usually in the second trimester, the release is shared.
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She also suffers from polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), hormonal disorder that can cause birth difficulties.
Six months after their loss, Kins found out that another child is on the road.
Nash Kin is depicted at 2 weeks (left) and at 11 months (right). (University of iow Health Family Children’s Hospital)
“When we went to the local physician’s office for a 20-week scan Nash, I just had some problems about how I felt, so I asked them to look at me closer and they usually do the appointment-and they found that I was already 2 centimeters,” Molly Kin said.
A few days later, she began contractions and placed on the bed.
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“We were devastated,” she said. “We thought we were experiencing the same thing – we thought we would lose this child.”
Medical team at the Stad Children’s Hospital Department of Intensive Newborn Therapy (NICU) provides rescue assistance to children born for 21 weeks and later.
Nash Kin is depicted for 3 weeks (left) and 14 weeks (right). Medical team in intensive care department for intensive care therapy Neanatal Catchry (NICU) provides rescue assistance for children born within 21 weeks and later. (University of iow Health Family Children’s Hospital)
Fortunately, the Molly care team was able to delay the birth only 10 hours after Nash had exceeded the 21-week mark.
“We want that it is better for patients, so we really try to convey that we do not know what the results will be for these extremely premature births,” said Malinda Schaefer, Doctor of Philosophy, Obstetrics of High Risk, which Nash had delivered.
Nash Kin is depicted at 4 weeks with her mother Molly Kin (left) and 7 weeks (right). (University of iow Health Family Children’s Hospital)
‘For parents it is important to understand the most Survival Low, and when babies survive, they have a very high risk of long -term complications, even 22 weeks. “
The team quickly provided Nesha to support his organs’ development and reduce the risk of complications, the release reports.
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“Sometimes babies born at 21 weeks are too small for even our tiny respiratory pipes and intravenous lines,” said the neonatologist Amy Stanford, who treated Nash. “Our NICU team appreciated Nash and I managed to post respiratory tube. After we had a respiratory tube, its pulse stabilized and the oxygen level was good. “
However, the chances of Nesha were slim because no child whom Young never survived.
Before the birth of Nesha, the most premature baby who survived was Kurtis Zi-Kit, born at Michel Batler on July 5, 2020 at Alabama University at Birmingham Hospital, Guinness World Records reports. He was born during pregnancy 21 weeks and 1 day, which was 132 days prematurely.
Nash Kin is depicted with her parents Molly and Randal Kin at the University of Iowa Health, which deals with a family children’s hospital on June 4, 2025. Nash was born in July 2024 as the earliest baby who was born at 21, 0 days of birth. (University of iow Health Family Children’s Hospital)
“We never want parents to lose hope, but many of them are in an unreal situation, so we must be very honest with them,” said Patrick McNamar, MD, director of the neonatology department at the Soda Children’s Hospital.
“I would say to my parents, ‘A chance is zero, but I hope I’m wrong and we will do our best to help it.”
“I want him to see his story as a source of force.”
Within a one -month sign, Stanford said, the team started to “breathe a little easier”.
“While we knew Nash was still going forward, it was a moment when we started to feel more confident that he had a real chance to return home.”
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Nash received permanent assistance for 198 days at the hospital when the team monitored its heart function and the health of the brain.
In addition to receiving many medicines, it also underwent a perforated bowel operation, which has up to 40% mortality.
After more than six months, Nash Kin was finally released from the NNA in January 2025. He survived with very minimal complications and lives and blooms. (University of iow Health Family Children’s Hospital)
“They were at every turn. They really gave him a chance to fight,” Randal Kin said. “They were really honest with us throughout the journey on how his chances looked. They made sure we were well informed and made us participate in all decisions.”
After more than six months, he was finally able to return home in January 2025.
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It will continue to follow the constant health problems, including minors heart defectAnd nowading from oxygen. Nash is still on the feed tube and wears hearing aids.
Although he had some development delays, Nash was becoming more and more interactive with the help of constant sessions, according to the mother.
Claire Gaike DNP, a NICU NICU nurse, evaluates Nasho Cinema at the University of Iowa Health, which deals with the Pediatric Clinic on June 4, 2025. (University of iow Health Family Children’s Hospital)
Stanford shared his ultimate goal for Nash – “as long as he is 5 years old when he goes to kindergarten, no one will know that he was born so early.”
‘The excellent result is Nashi reflects the progress we have reached Based on the experience of those patients who came before him, “she added.
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Molly Kin shared that he wants Nash to know how he loves – and “how many people cheered him from the beginning.”
“I want him to grow up and be healthy, happy and confident who he is. I want him to see his story as a source of force.”
