NICU Babies Celebrate the Holiday Season in Festive Attire
December 25, 2025 - 22:22
In light of the Christmas season, the NICU babies at UNC Health Rex's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit were dressed in Christmas costumes, bringing joy and warmth to both staff and families. The festive outfits included adorable reindeer antlers, Santa hats, and colorful holiday-themed onesies, creating an atmosphere of cheer in the unit.
Staff members took the initiative to dress the tiny patients in these costumes, aiming to spread holiday spirit during a time that can be challenging for families. The sight of these little ones adorned in festive attire not only brightened the day for their parents but also served as a reminder of hope and resilience.
Families visiting the NICU were delighted to see their babies in such cheerful garb, providing a moment of happiness amid the stress of hospital stays. The celebration is a testament to the dedication of the healthcare team, who strive to create a nurturing and uplifting environment even during the most difficult circumstances.
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