Micro Premature Baby Clothes? Answer: BabyLinQ.com
Sjona Lindquist, entrepreneur, veteran mother, and owner of BabyLinq.com, focuses on the needs of preemies by providing micro premature baby clothes to a growing number of preemies needing preemie clothing to meet hospital and parents standards for hospital, home, and bereavement use.
(PRWEB) March 11, 2005 -- The growing population of preemies weighing less
than 4 pounds has risen over the past few years. Viability of tiny preemies is
higher, increasing the need for micro premature baby clothes. Technological
advances encourage better survival rates driving the necessity of preemie
clothing to an all time high.
“Statistics backing the demand for micro
premature baby clothes continue to rise”, says Sjona Lindquist, an authority in
preemie clothing & product needs:
- 13% increase in preemies since
1992**
- 2% of live tiny preemies were born in the United States**
- 157
babies are born every day at very low birthweight (under 3 lbs 4 oz)**
- 1497
tiny preemies are born every week**
- 1.5% of live births, were very low
birthweight in the United States**
Micro premature baby clothes in the
past were very difficult to find. Now preemie clothing is becoming more readily
available to the gerneral public because of BabyLinq.com. www.BabyLinQ.com is a places
where preemie clothing is found in many choices for preemies. Many preemie
stores are adding larger sizes for newborns and beyond to span a larger market,
and choices in micro premature baby clothes are becoming smaller or
non-existant.
“The need for preemie clothing is not shrinking, it’s
growing every year”, states Lindquist. “I found that finding suitable preemie
clothing could be as challenging as the search for the holy grail, and just as
maddening,” said Toddie Downs, freelance writer and mother of a former micro
preemie. For parents the search ends when finding micro premature baby clothes
at www.BabyLinQ.com. “It’s beautiful, soft, and just what we
needed,” says one parent. “Parents want micro premature baby clothes that fit
and are cute too,” finishes Lindquist.
** Retrieved March 11, 2005, from
March of Dimes/Peristats & National Center for Health Statistics, final
natality data. (Data covers years 2000-2002 -unless otherwise noted.)
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Source : http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/3/prweb212254.htm