A Preemie's First Year
Becky Haag doesn't remember much about the first three months following her preemie twins' homecoming. "It was such a whirlwind," says the mom from Horeb, Wis.

Breastfeeding a Preemie
Most people will tell you that breastfeeding requires diligence and hard work, but breastfeeding a premature infant brings additional challenges.

Breastfeeding Your Preemie
When complications throw a wrench in your pregnancy and the prospect of a premature delivery seems imminent, can breastfeeding your newborn still fit into your mothering plans?

Developmental Difficulties and Preemies
When a baby is born prematurely or at a low birth weight, there may be developmental delays that are not seen in the early days of infancy. Often it is within the first few years that these delays, or other problems, are discovered.

Going Home Without Your Preemie
Most parents dream of the day they come home from the hospital with Baby in tow. They have waited nearly nine months, readied the nursery and home for the arrival.

Health Update
If your baby is born prematurely, you'll learn that one of the greatest concerns is whether or not the baby's lungs have matured enough to adequately receive oxygen.

Miracle Birth Stories of Very Premature Babies
Torrey's tubes and lines were removed and Jill cradled the boy in her arms. Dave threw his arms around them.

Premature Twins
We're frequent visitors to PregnancyToday.com, and have appreciated all the tips we learned there.

Preparing for Preemies
For five months, Julie and Peter Crooks visited their daughter, Kellie, born 17 weeks early and weighing barely a pound, in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) of Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, Kan.

Sonja Taylor: Living with a Miracle Baby
On October 24, 2007, a miracle baby named Amillia Taylor turned 1 year old in Miami, Fla.