Healthcare providers and parents of newborn babies always seek to help the children retain optimum health conditions. This is especially the case where the child is born prematurely, as their bodies need time to undergo full...
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Premature babies require extra care and attention through the period of their stay in NICU and even after discharge from the hospital. Their quality of life depends on the care and nourishment during their first weeks of life....
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Babies born prematurely need extra attention and nutrition to attain maximum growth. Since most premature babies have underdeveloped organs and may lack the skill required to suckle, they are generally supplemented with baby formula....
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Each year, one out of every ten babies in the United States is born preterm. This translates to over 400,000 premature infants born every year, most of whom are usually underweight and are prone to having feeding difficulties,...
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Having a premature baby is very stressful for the family. Preemies are babies born before thirty-seven weeks, and they often have a low birth weight. Most of these babies do not have the energy to breastfeed and may need...
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If your preterm infant was given infant formula and subsequently suffered from necrotizing enterocolitis, here is good news for you. Many scientific studies reveal that baby formula significantly increases the rate of NEC. It is a...
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