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Storing and preparing breastmilk can seem daunting, but with the right guidelines, you can ensure your baby gets the best nutrition possible

Sometimes, babies come early. Plans change, and parents are thrown into a whirlwind of activity and information they were not prepared for. It is normal to feel overwhelmed. The NICU team will ask you about how you were planning to feed your baby and if breastfeeding was your plan we will recommend you start hand-expression and pumping right after delivery. Here's our quick and easy checklist to get breastfeeding off to the right start when baby comes early.

Keeping track of how well and often baby feeds, how many wet and dirty diapers can be a challenge. Never mind you're sleep deprived!

What your newborn baby puts out in the diaper can give your important information.

If you have a supplemental health benefits plan or health spending account, you may be able to claim your breast pump rental and support.

There are some cases in which your baby's medical practitioner may request you to weigh your baby before and after breastfeeds.

Keeping track of your pumping time and volume provides you with valuable information to help you reach your goals.