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Why This Mom Started Making Custom Milestone Cards For Premature Babies

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Amy Purling decided to create milestone cards for parents of preemie babies, inspired by the journey her own son had who was born last year. She explained her son, James, was born 10 weeks early with a rare platelet disorder. Amy used a journal to keep track of special moments with her son, but quickly realized the generic milestone cards she bought, which showed steps a full term baby might go through, didn't apply to her family. InsideEdition.com's Keleigh Nealon () has more. #InsideEdition

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