A groundbreaking technology has been developed to allow parents to hold their preterm babies close, despite the need for incubators. The Skincubator, a wearable medical tool, enables prolonged skin-to-skin contact for newborns weighing under 4.4 pounds. This innovation has been a game-changer for parents like Tiffany Ikwuagwu and Dorian Ojemen, who were unable to hold their twins after they were born at 26 weeks. The Skincubator allows parents to regulate their baby's heart rate, help them relax, and establish a strong bond. The device was developed over four years and has received FDA Breakthrough Device designation. Parents can use the Skincubator to bond with their baby for hours at a time, taking turns with caregivers and family members. This technology has brought joy and comfort to families with preterm newborns, promoting a sense of connection and love.