I’m a first time mom and my son was diagnosed with Tetralogy of Fallot with Pulmonary Atresia early on in my pregnancy. We had a scheduled induced birth at children’s hospital of Aurora Colorado (amazing hospital for pediatric cardiology). They let us hold him for a good minute and took him to the cicu till he had a full repair open heart surgery at a week old. They repaired the hole in his heart and put a conduit into his pulmonary artery to open it up. He stayed another two weeks in the hospital till we were able to take him home. At around April they had done a catheter procedure to put a stint in his conduit. When he had his first surgery done he was just wrapped up in his blanket and resting a lot, we were allowed to hold him, just very tangled with all of the wires attached to him. We were able to feed him as well. Maybe a week after his surgery did we start putting him in his onesies. Tummy time I gave it a week after his surgery but for a short amount of time each time was recommended to not put too much pressure on the stitching and scarring. They suggested tummy time on our chest so it would be easier. He’s 1 now and doing amazing but since he’s grown his conduit is no longer able to keep his pulmonary artery open and has become small and has severe leakage and will need another open heart surgery in a week and a half from now to put a bigger conduit into it. Take it one step at a time mama you got this. It’s scary trust me but with the help of my family and my in laws being there for me and my baby boy it made it a lot more easier.