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23rd October 2021
08:00am BST
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According to WMTV, the nurse has made over 52 costumes by hand to be worn by babies who stay at the hospital’s NICU in October.
The babies, most of whom were born prematurely, may not be able to wear a store-bought costume as they recover in the unit, so her homemade costumes are doing the trick instead.
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With each costume different from the next, Gorsline is helping to bring some sense of normality and celebration to the parents of the hospitalised babies by allowing them to partake in Halloween.
“Parents always comment about how they love having the costumes,” she said.
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“It makes the stay easier, it makes having a baby in the NICU seem more normal, not so [much like being in a] hospital and out of the ordinary... just some normalcy in the middle of a very trying time in their lives.”
This year's lineup features a range of adorable costumes, such as the Cookie Monster and Elmo, a burger, and a Babybel cheese.
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Not only is it such a kind idea, they're so well-made too. Bravo.
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