Donor Moms

As a milk donor, Iris knows she’s helping the most fragile of babies. It’s a cause that hits close to home.

Exclusively pumping certainly was not what I had planned a decade and a half ago when pregnant with my first of six children.

Mothers become milk donors for a variety of reasons. No matter what leads them to the milk bank, though, they can all agree that they’re making a difference in the lives of many fragile babies.

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.