US Edition‘My breast milk has helped to keep my baby alive’ - East Suffolk & North Essex NHS Foundation Trust
A new mum has shone a light on the importance of premature babies being given breast milk after giving birth to her son when she was 25 weeks pregnant. Baby Wesley, pictured above, wasn’t due to come into the world until later this month, but he’s already three months old. He’s spent the first 100 days of his life in neonatal care, but thanks to his mum Shaquille’s breastmilk and teams at Ipswich Hospital and the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, he…
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‘My breast milk has helped to keep my baby alive’ - East Suffolk & North Essex NHS Foundation Trust
A new mum has shone a light on the importance of premature babies being given breast milk after giving birth to her son when she was 25 weeks pregnant. Baby Wesley, pictured above, wasn’t due to come into the world until later this month, but he’s already three months old. He’s spent the first 100 days of his life in neonatal care, but thanks to his mum Shaquille’s breastmilk and teams at Ipswich Hospital and the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, he…
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