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NICU Babies Model for Route 66 Centennial
6 Jun
Summary
- Newborns in NICU participated in a photoshoot.
- The event celebrated the 100th anniversary of Route 66.
- Babies wore custom onesies and posed with Route 66 themes.
In a heartwarming display, babies from a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) recently embraced the role of models to commemorate the 100th anniversary of America's iconic Route 66. The Hillcrest Medical Center in Oklahoma hosted a special "cutest detour" photoshoot, transforming their NICU into a celebratory backdrop for the historic occasion.
Several newborns participated, each adorned in "cutest detour" onesies and oversized bows, posing against scenic Route 66-themed backgrounds. This initiative, planned since January, aimed to honor the centennial while showcasing the hospital's long-standing connection to the Mother Road, serving families along its path for over a century.
The NICU nurses skillfully managed the photoshoot, ensuring the well-being and comfort of the infants. They described the process as "on the babies' time," allowing for moments that felt more normal and brought joy to everyone involved. For one mother, these images are treasured keepsakes, proudly displayed as a unique memento of this milestone celebration.
