ABC World News Now: Missouri hospital's adorable take on Shark Week

To celebrate Shark Week, Saint Luke's North Hospital had its own "Baby Shark Week" on the maternity floor.

Following strict safety and infection prevention protocols, Saint Luke's North Mother/Baby nurses helped create all the costumes. Because of the pandemic and not wanting to bring in extra people to the hospital, nurses also served as the baby shark photographers and captured all the photos and video of the baby sharks themselves.

Amber Tenay, BSN, RNC-OB, Clinical Coordinator, and Mother/Baby and NICU nurse, spoke with ABC about the fun project for new parents and babies.

Watch the full story below.

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