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The world's most premature baby, Nash Keen, is now thriving as a toddler after being born at just 21 weeks of gestation in July 2024.
Born in Iowa weighing only 10 ounces, Nash arrived 133 days before his due date and later earned the Guinness World Record as the world's most premature baby.
He spent 189 days in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), where he underwent treatment for complications associated with extreme prematurity, including emergency surgery at three weeks old for a bowel perforation.
After being discharged, Nash was readmitted less than 48 hours later after contracting a respiratory virus and spent another 25 days in the pediatric intensive care unit before returning home.
His mother, Mollie Keen, said Nash is now meeting developmental milestones at his own pace.
“He is so determined. He hits every goal on his own timeline, and we couldn't be prouder,” she said.
According to Mollie, Nash is now crawling, learning new words, exploring different foods and enjoys educational programmes.
She described him as “a spunky, fun-loving” toddler whose smile lights up every room.
Nash's birth came months after Mollie and her former husband, Randall Keen, lost a baby girl at 19 weeks of pregnancy in 2023.
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