Maíra Cardi and Thiago Nigro Say Newborn Eloáh Leaves ICU After Breathing Scare

Overview

• Born on Sunday about ten days earlier than planned, Eloáh required neonatal intensive care for respiratory difficulty right after birth.
• The parents said doctors expected at least 12 hours of intensive monitoring as the newborn received respiratory support and was fed by tube.
• Maíra reported she could not breastfeed initially, while Thiago stayed with the baby in the unit and shared updates online.
• By Monday the couple said Eloáh was transferred from the ICU to their hospital room, and they thanked followers for prayers and messages.
• Images the parents posted from the ICU showing the newborn on oxygen prompted online criticism about sharing sensitive medical moments.