By Jessica Kalia, DO, FAAP, IBCLC   You did it!  You survived the NICU journey, and the day has come to take your little one home.  It wasn’t always easy, but you made it.  So, what’s next?  I’m sure you are wondering if you have everything your baby will need at home, you are worried about your baby being home without all the wires and monitors, and you are wondering how you will know if your baby is doing what he or she needs to do.  Well, you are more prepared than you

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