Collecting colostrum is one of the most valuable ways to support your baby’s feeding, immunity, and early gut and brain health. There is no way to predict if your baby will have feeding challenges, need to be separated from you, or have glucose or jaundice - but in all of these scenarios having a stock of colostrum going into delivery can help prevent the need for supplementation.

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