We Mark World Premature Children’s Day – November 17

Dear parents,

we will once again mark World Premature Children’s Day on November 17 with professional support for the youngest. Karin Dom’s Early Intervention team will conduct free consultations for premature or low birth weight children aged 0 to 3 years. from all over the country.

• Enrollment is until November 30, 2023 or until the places for 10 families are filled.
• Consultations will take place in Karin Dom, on site at the child’s home or online, according to the wishes and opportunities of the parents.
• The specialists who will participate in the consultations are early childhood development consultants for the Early Intervention service of Karin Dom: rehabilitator, speech therapist, psychologist, social worker, breastfeeding specialist.
• In order to participate in the free consultations, it is necessary to fill out the form and we will contact you for further details.

To join, complete the Registration HERE!

Karin Dom is located at 86A Tsar Osvoboditel Blvd

Do not hesitate to join the consultations! See what Desislava Stoyanova, the mother of one of our little heroes – Simeon, born 890 grams in gestation week 29, has to say about the Early Intervention service.

You can watch the video HERE!

Babies born before gestation week 37 are considered premature

From 38 years the baby is considered full-term and ready for life outside the mother’s womb. The earlier the baby is born, the higher the risk of short-term and long-term health complications. There are 3 phases of prematurity. Babies born earlier than 28 years are defined as extremely premature. Between 28 years and 32 years old we are talking about a high degree of prematurity, and between 33 and 37 years of age – for moderate to late prematurity.

1 in 10 babies is born prematurely.

Karin Dom’s initiative takes place on the occasion of the World Day of Premature Children and aims at prevention and early diagnosis. The team’s goal is to reach more children and introduce early childhood intervention services to families with children up to 3 years old who are facing the challenge.

The consultations are free of charge and are financed by the project “Full and comprehensive early support for children with special needs and their families to improve their well-being and reduce the risk of social exclusion” of Karin Dom, financed by the Program “Human Resources Development”.