By Jill Reilly A little girl who was so tiny that she could only fit into dolls' clothes when she was born prematurely is now preparing to start primary school. Kim Blake, 36, was warned that her daughter Janey, now three, had less than a one per cent chance of survival when she was born nearly three months premature. For reasons still unknown, the placenta feeding Janey in the womb had failed to form properly, blocking vital nutrients and oxygen. She was born weighing just 1lb 7oz. Janey, now three, had less than a one per cent chance of survival when she was born nearly three months premature, but now she is preparing to start school. Right Kim Blake holding her daughter after she was born
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Janey had less than one per cent chance of survival when she was born
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Born - weighing just 1lb 7oz - nearly three months premature
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Placenta had failed to form properly, blocking vital nutrients and oxygen
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Parents were warned she could miss some developmental milestone
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But they say she's 'rushed ahead' and started walking earlier than her sister
They were a perfect fit,' said her mother @placeholder