Feeding a premature, low birth weight infant requires careful planning and is very different from that of a full-term infant. This is necessary to accommodate the premature infant's immature digestive system while still meeting the needs of a growing body.

Choosing the right time to introduce solid foods to your baby sometimes makes many mothers worry, especially for premature babies. However, it is necessary to have a more active weaning regimen for premature babies, ensuring adequate provision of the necessary energy to develop in time like other children of the same age.

Premature babies have many health problems in organ systems such as respiratory, circulatory, digestive, nervous, etc. Proper care and treatment for premature babies will help them develop comprehensively, catching up with the growth rate of full-term babies.