Title: Premature vs. full-term babies: What are the differences, the causes and the risks? - Care.com
Headings: Premature birth and babies: What are the causes, signs and risks?
Premature birth and babies: What are the causes, signs and risks?
What is considered premature?
What are the most common causes of premature birth?
What are the warning signs of premature labor?
Why is prematurity a concern?
What to expect when you give birth to a preemie
How much should you pay for a babysitter?

Content: Gastrointestinal system problems. Blood problems, such as anemia and jaundice. Babies who are born preterm also have a higher risk of developing cerebral palsy, as well as behavioral or psychological problems, such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and anxiety. What to expect when you give birth to a preemie
Many babies who are born early wind up having to spend time in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) in the hospital. The length of their stay will be determined by a number of factors, including how early they were born, as well as their birth weight. Most babies are able to leave the NICU once they’re steadily gaining weight, eating and breathing on their own and able to maintain their body temperature. But regardless of the length of their stay, it will likely be stressful for parents. Many mothers aren’t able to hold, touch or breastfeed their preterm babies right away, and some will be discharged from the hospital before their baby. Whatever your individual situation winds up being, It’s important to speak to your doctor about when it’s OK to feed, hold and do skin-to-skin contact with baby. It obviously will be unsettling to be apart from your newborn, but try to keep in mind they’re getting the best care possible from the specialists in the NICU.