Page 2 - Cuddle Cots News Today

When Nicole Dice was hired as the superintendent of Turkeyfoot Valley Area School District in 2020, she had no idea she was making history.

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. -- Nikki McLendon of Luverne, Alyssa Thier of Adrian and Krissi Butenhoff of Winona on Monday presented a $2900 check to both Sanford's Birthing Center and the Women's Center at Avera McKennan for the purchase of cuddle cots.

After 14 weeks of pregnancy, Ashley Agnitch was told her daughter had trisomy 18 (or Edwards' syndrome), a genetic abnormality that limited her daughter's heart...

Woman creates campaign to buy new "cuddle cots" which allow families to extend farewell time with infants who have died.

– At 14 weeks of pregnancy, Ashley Agnitch was given the devastating news that her daughter, Greta Lynn, had a genetic abnormality and was not expected to survive pregnancy, labor, or delivery. Against all odds, baby Greta was born on April 12, 2017 and graced her family with five beautiful hours of life.

Former Marian Regional Medical Center labor and delivery nurse Ashley Agnitch is raising funds to purchase cooling bassinets that supposed to help offer support for families after child loss.

From Old Buckenham Airshow to the East Coast Pirates Car Club's Yarmouth event, here are some of the best classic and vintage car shows in Norfolk in 2022.

The shock of delivering their stillborn child was crushing for Ethan and Kylie Reum.

You can donate to help parents spend special time with their newborn children. Author: Elizabeth Worthington Updated: 6:43 PM EST January 11, 2021 TUNKHANNOCK, Pa. — Hannah and Joe Henselder of Tunkhannock are the parents of baby boy Myles. A few months before he was born, the couple learned Myles would be born with a rare and fatal form of dwarfism called thanatophoric dysplasia. "Its shortening of the ribs, and the limbs are stunted, so hes never able to brea...

Who: A special medical device gave one local family extra time to spend with their infant son. Joseph and Hannah Dinan Henselder of Tunkhannock are the parents of Myles Theodore Henselder, who lived for six minutes after his birth on Sept. 1. Twenty-two weeks into the pregnancy, the Henselders had learned their son had Type 2 thanatophoric dysplasia, a lethal form of dwarfism occurring in 1 in 20,000 to 50,000 newborns, according to the U.S. National Library of Medicine. It can result in stunte...