Local Quadruplets Head Home
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“Things are going well,” said Jenny Stone LeBrun, of the family’s quadruplets. Everyone — mom, dad, the three older of the crew, and newborns Cru, Grayson, Levi, and Oakley, are finally home after being kept in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Avera in Sioux Falls since their birth on October 2nd. The quads were ten and a half weeks early.
“They are really good babies and sleep through the night!” LeBrun added, of the latest additions to their family. It was their goal to be home in time to celebrate Christmas together as a family at their rural Colman farm. “It is so nice being home,” she said, as the four officially graduated recently from the NICU.