Anita Stanojlović’s Newborn Daughter Leaves Intensive Care After Frightening Start

Anita Stanojlović’s Newborn Daughter Leaves Intensive Care After Frightening Start
Anita Stanojlović and Luka Vujović’s newborn daughter, Aleksija, has been moved out of the incubator several days after her birth, offering the family a welcome turn in an otherwise tense hospital stay. Stanojlović shared photographs from the maternity ward showing herself holding the baby. The couple welcomed Aleksija on November 12.

The first hours were difficult. According to Luka, the baby experienced breathing problems after swallowing amniotic fluid during delivery, prompting doctors to transfer her to intensive care. “Her lungs were full of water and she couldn’t breathe on her own,” he said, adding that medical staff had to intervene urgently.

By November 14, Aleksija had been transferred to semi-intensive care. Luka said she was also being treated for jaundice and would spend time under phototherapy. He described the development as a significant improvement, saying the baby was “now good, super,” and was expected to sleep in a crib for the first time that night.

The parents’ relief remains mixed with concern. Luka said Anita had found the separation especially difficult because she could not breastfeed or touch the baby freely, and had to bring milk to the hospital every three hours. He said she often cried when seeing Aleksija, overwhelmed by fear and relief.

Luka also said their sons from previous relationships were eager to meet their new sister. For now, however, he said the family’s priority was recovery and returning home safely rather than holding a celebration. “We will celebrate every day when they come home,” he said.