Patriotic Preemie

THREADS OF LOVE

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS

" ...I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me."  Matthew 25:40 (NIV)
 
Onesie:  An outfit to wear during the day.  Several size outfits available
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Threads of Love - San Antonio has experienced dramatic growth since its inception in 1999.  Not only have the number of volunteers increased steadily, but more importantly, the number of items produced for our premature babies.  In the year 2000 a total of 1,434 items were produced and distributed to hospitals and care centers.  By the grace of God, in 2003 more than 18,300 items were produced.  And last year (2005) the incredible number of items distributed to hospitals and care centers exceeded 29,000.  As you review the items we prepare for the babies and their families, we invite you to consider how you might join us in this ministry. 

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Lovie Doll: 

A sock doll the mother puts in her gown overnight to pick up her scent.  It is then placed in the baby's isolette for bonding to the mother's scent.

Day Gown Kit:

One of three kinds of gowns, plus cap, booties and blanket.

Caps and Booties:

Knitted and Crocheted

Blessing Bib: 

A small embroidered bib used for baptism or prayer service. (Christian or Jewish)

Memory Box:

Painted papier mache box to hold deceased baby's memorabilia

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Positioning Aide: A short or long bean bag to help keep the baby in other helpful positions.

Burial Kits:

Burial gown, cap, booties and blanket.  Varied.

Infant Demise Bunting:

Used in presentation of fetal demise babies to parents

Kangaroo Squares:

A knitted or crocheted blanket used to cover parent and baby when the baby and parent are positioned skin to skin for bonding.

Angels:

Cloth angel for parents who miscarry. (Distributed by Labor and Delivery and Emergency Room)

Journal:

Gift for parents of fetal demise babies to record their thoughts and feelings.

Diaper Shirt:

One piece lightweight shirt

Quilts:

Crib and isolette sizes

Remembrance Bag:

A gift bag for miscarriages or fetal demise. 

Snuggly:

A padded carrier used in isolettes to provide security and an exercise mechanism

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Blankets:

Used to swaddle baby

 

 

                                                                Additional Items made by Threads of Love

 

 

Frog shape Positioning Aide:  specially designed large positioning aide used in physical therapy  

Isolette Cover:  A quilted top to keep heat in - and light and noise out of the isolette.

 

Laundry Bag:  A cloth bag designed to keep clothing in one place during the hospital stay

 

 

Crocheted Bag:  Used to hold miscarriage remains

 

Burial Gowns: All sizes from miscarriage to preemie

 

 

Moses Basket: Lined and decorated basket used in presentation of fetal demise babies to parents

Fetal Demise Transporter: A cosmetic case decorated inside to provide a suitably discreet way for Labor and Delivery or NICU personnel to transport fetal demise babies to the morgue.

 

 

Cover for Baby Bendy: 

Bendy used to restrain babies during procedures

Covers for heat pack: Pack used for prep of fetal demise babies

 

  Covers for gel-filled pillows:  Round or rectangular shape