Sentence examples for babies were kept from inspiring English sources

In 1950s Britain, some premature babies were kept in high oxygen incubators while at hospital.

"The laundry basket within the mortuary was right next to a cabinet where the bodies of babies were kept, and this combination has led to the mistake," said Helen Moffatt, chief executive of Queen Mary's.

In the lobby of Greenwich, a grand player piano was programmed to play ragtime in a plant-filled atrium; at New York-Presbyterian, a uniformed security officer checked photo ID's as a polyglot mixture of ethnicities vied for one of the poky elevators that would take us to the 12th floor, where the sickest babies were kept.

Nikki and her babies were kept together at Farm Sanctuary, and every night she continued to build a nest for them to sleep in.

For the first 96 h the babies were kept in the Kangaroo Position for 8 12 hours per day.

"Mothers and babies were kept in separate wards for the first couple of days and the babies were given artificial milk and dummies," says Dr. Tashmatova.

Tokyo's governor recommended that babies be kept away from the city's tap water as it contained higher levels of radioactive iodine.

Colombia's pioneering solution, which dates back to the mid-90s, was "kangaroo mother care" – ensuring on a daily basis, for up to three months, that premature babies are kept tightly against the skin of their mothers or fathers for as long as possible.

During this period, newborns are perceived to be vulnerable to the environment and many mothers and their babies are kept in seclusion, although this practice may be changing.

8 However, KMC is seldom started in the labour wards and as most babies are kept in cot beds for the first few days, the establishment of the skin-to-skin contact is often delayed.

This may be important as there has been a simultaneous move from babies being kept together in large, well lit nurseries where they are frequently observed by nursing staff (and where it may be more noticeable that a baby is more cyanosed than its neighbour) in favour of babies rooming with their mothers under more domestic lighting conditions.