Health Care Professionals
The WHO, American Academy of Paediatrics, Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine and other national and global policy groups call for use of donor human milk as the feeding of choice, if mother’s own milk is insufficient, unavailable or contraindicated.”
“If a mother’s own milk is insufficient to meet the infant’s needs or otherwise unavailable, the first choice for supplementation, especially sick or premature infants, should be donor human milk from a qualified human milk bank.”.
“Donor human milk has been cited as reducing necrotising enterocolitis and other morbidities such as bronchopulmonary dysplasia, late-onset sepsis and retinopathy of prematurity in small, sick and/or preterm infants, especially the very low-birth-weight and extremely low birth weight infants.” Click the button below to request now