Not wanting me to leave in the cold, my parents hugged me in my heart and the miracle happened

Receiving the news that the baby she had just given birth to died, the mother could only hold her tightly .

Although he has been working hard for 3 consecutive years, David and Kate Ogg still have no children. But one beautiful day, the good news came to the couple: Kate had twins. The overjoyed couple and eagerly prepared everything to welcome the two angels born. But by the 26th week of pregnancy, Kate was told that she might have to be born soon. "That's the worst news I've ever heard," Kate recalls.

And on March 25, 2010, two children of Kate were born 2 minutes apart. As soon as the doctor brought two little angels out of Kate's body, Kate was still eager to know the appearance and gender of the two children when she received the bad news: the boy she intended to name Jamie was died, after 20 minutes of trying to save the doctors' Jamie.

Kate shared with DailyMail of Australia: "Both were born in the same pocket but Jamie did not cry when the doctors slit out their bags. Emily let out a loud cry. I looked around to see people surrounding Jamie - when there were about 20 people in the room, the feeling was not good, Jamie stopped breathing and his heartbeat was almost gone, after 20 minutes of treatment, the doctors stopped hope. "

Not wanting me to be cold, Kate and her husband decided to hold their children in their arms to let them feel the warmth from their parents.(Photo: supplied).

Not wanting her children to leave in the cold, Kate held her in her arms and greeted her for the last time. Kate said excitedly: "I immediately demanded to hug Jamie, asking people to leave. I know you are very cold and just want to hug me so that I will be warm. I want to see you, talk to you, let me meet them If I really only have a way to leave this world, we want to let you know who our parents are, and feel our feelings for you. " And so she did skin-to-skin contact with her, she also told her to take off her shirt and hug her with her. Just like that, the couple hugged the baby in her arms .

But in that emotional farewell moment, just five minutes after Kate and David hugged Jamie, the boy suddenly had slight movements. And when Kate and David watched, Jamie's movements became more pronounced. However, doctors still do not think it is a sign of life. Kate and David were still anxiously watching his son's movements."We just want the final moments to be worthwhile , " Kate said.

And then Jamie's eyes began to open, her tiny fingers grasping David's hand, grasping tightly."Jamie collapsed his head on my chest and stared at his father. That's the best thing we've ever experienced. We realized that because we hugged and because my body temperature with David did. My body was warm, so Jamie came back to us, and we kept hugging the umbrella for coming home because we knew the skin was really great, that's how to save Jamie's life. "

In that emotional farewell moment, only 5 minutes after Kate and David hugged Jamie, the boy suddenly had slight movements . (Photo: Supplied).

Now, Jamie and little girl Emily are 6 years old. Jamie has not had any serious health problems since leaving the hospital. Not only that, Kate family has welcomed the 5th member - baby Charlie in 2011. So far, the wonderful story, full of miracles about Jamie's life is still David and Kate tell the children.

Jamie and twin sister Emily.(Photo: Supplied).

Jamie, Emily and Charlie.(Photo: Supplied).

4 mother and daughter Kate radiantly together.(Photo: Supplied).

Kate's small family is now always laughing.(Photo: Internet).

Experts say nothing about the method of skin to skin

After birth, skin-to-skin method is recognized as a simple step for mother to welcome her to the world. The process of giving birth to babies is extremely stressful and exhausting. Unicef ​​advises that moms should embrace skin to help them meet the new environment. This helps "your baby's heart rate and breathing will be better controlled" and there is much evidence to confirm that skin contact helps children with less stress due to the birth process.

Unicef ​​said: "We found that newborns who received skin in the skin within an hour reduced their stress after the birth process. This means that the heart rate, the child's breath will be stable, less crying, catching. The breast area is warmer than other parts of the mother's body, ready to welcome the baby and prevent the child from cooling down The baby is accustomed to warm temperatures in the uterus of about 37 degrees. While the delivery room is usually colder, the child is even more wet, just like you get out of the bathroom and need to quickly dry and warm people. "