I Am Wonderfully Created Prematurely

About the Book

Having a new baby in the family can be very exciting with lots of planning for the baby’s arrival! Sometimes, however, some families do not have the opportunity to get things ready for their baby because the baby comes in the world too early. When this happens, many things can change. The baby will not be able to go home with the mom as the baby needs to continue to grow bigger and stronger in an incubator. No matter how long the process takes, we must not give up. Support one another through this difficult time. Prayers from little children, family, friends, and those we never meet might help with the healing of not just baby but all who are directly affected. I Am Wonderfully Created Prematurely is a gift that should be read to babies going through the challenges of being born early. Sharing these experiences with parents, siblings, grandparents, uncles, aunties, and friends of premature babies might bring hope to all. The contents of this book may also share some insight as to some expectations while going through the tough time of dealing with prematurity.

About the Author

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Betty Hall found her passion for reading books at the early age of seven. As a young child growing up in Rivers State, Nigeria, she frequented the Port Harcourt Public Library where she often journeyed away from her reality to those of outstanding authors who paved the way for her love of reading and writing. She currently lives in the United States where she has lived for the past 37 years. While working on her doctoral degree at the University of Phoenix, she began to appreciate her ability to use words creatively in written form. This realization, awakened her desire and passion to write “I Am Wonderfully Created Prematurely”. She wanted to share the miraculous arrival and survival of premature babies, including her first grandson’s, with the world. Betty Hall continues to share her love and passion for children’s books with her students as she enters into her 30th year of teaching young children in the United States.