Donor Moms

Reliving a NICU experience isn’t easy.

Inspiration can come from any number of sources, and can motivate you to achieve things you never imagined. For Kasa, that inspiration comes from her son, KJ.

Life as a milk donor is always gratifying, but there’s something special about the beginning of the journey.

Mothers’ Milk Bank of North Texas reaches beyond the borders of the Lone Star State.

Michelle from Birmingham, Alabama, donated her extra breastmilk a few years ago after the birth of her daughter, Neva.

Cassandra’s experience with donor milk has come full circle.

Producing a plentiful amount of breastmilk is nothing new to Mandy. After the birth of her oldest child, now 4, she never stopped lactating.

Talicia’s second son, Ty, was stillborn at 29 weeks on December 8, 2015. After her unimaginable loss, Talicia helped other babies by donating her breastmilk.

Many of our milk donors learn about Mothers’ Milk Bank of North Texas through friends and family, hospitals or online searches, but for some, a

They say that love is even sweeter the second time around. For Anjali from Frisco, Texas, this also rings true for donating breastmilk.