He has had five operations and been given just two weeks to live without a new organ.

He recently amazed doctors by coming off his life support machine and breathing on his own, giving him more time to live. Parents, Rebecca Giles and Ryan Davis said they were delighted with their son’s progress.

Dr Richard Kirk, a consultant paediatric cardiologist, urged people to consider becoming donors.

He said: “No-one can ever know if they are going to be in a situation where their child’s life is threatened.

“They could even be asked to consider letting their child be a donor. We would urge people to think about that and those kind of issues well ahead of time. This would be very helpful.”

“Theo has had to fight all his life - he was born with only half a heart so one side has had to fight for the other side and he has surprised all the doctors, ” he added.

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• Feeding behavior: baby consumes less if the milk contains alcohol.
• Sleep: baby sleeps less and wakes more frequently.

The milkscreen™ test is set to show a color change at .02% to let Mom know if her milk contains a level of alcohol that may negatively impact baby.

I only drank twice while I was breastfeeding and I was instructed so by the NICU nurse to try and get my milk flowing…

I guess these test strips would come in handy if you had a wedding to go to or were celebrating a special occasion.

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Intouchweekly is reporting that the babies arrived today at 6pm French time. The first baby was born at 6.45 pm and the other at 7pm. The babies are in good health, another insider says.

Sources say Brad Pitt was present during the birth. When contacted by In Touch, the hospital’s spokesperson, Nadine Bauer, said that journalists would not be notified ”within minutes” after the birth and that the only way they would be told was by a press release posted on the hospital Web site.

Another insider added that Angelina is expected to leave the hospital with her newborns within 48 hours.

The mom-to-be checked into the seafront hospital earlier this month. In anticipation of the twins arrival.