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All babies need breastmilk. But some, like premature babies, have an extra need. Preemies are babies born before the 37th week of pregnancy. These tiny babies need the milk’s rich nutrients and disease-fighting protection to grow. Breastmilk can also help babies with failure to thrive, babies who can’t digest formula and babies with allergies.
