Author Explores Life of Newborn Babies

French journalist and author Clémentine Goldszal has written a book that explores the life of newly born, premature or sick babies. The book, entitled 'Newborn: Inside the World of Neonatal Care', tackles questions about what it means to be rushed from the delivery room to the neonatal intensive care unit, and what it means to enter the world before you are ready.

Goldszal's book is a result of her curiosity about the life of newborn babies, particularly those who are premature or sick. She spoke to France 24 in Perspective about her book, sharing her insights and observations.

The book 'Newborn: Inside the World of Neonatal Care' is Goldszal's first book, and it marks an important contribution to the discussion about neonatal care. By exploring the life of newborn babies, Goldszal's book aims to shed light on the experiences of these tiny humans and the medical professionals who care for them.

## Why it matters The topic of neonatal care is an important one, as it affects thousands of families around the world every year. Premature or sick babies often require specialized care, and their families face unique challenges as they navigate the medical system. By exploring this topic, Goldszal's book provides a unique perspective on what it means to be a newborn baby, and the journey that these tiny humans take as they grow and develop.

Goldszal's observation that 'it's fascinating to see a human becoming a person' highlights the complexity and beauty of human development. Her book is a testament to the importance of understanding and appreciating the life of newborn babies, and the medical professionals who care for them.