Donor Moms

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.

Just weeks into her experience as a milk donor, Susan is thrilled by the prospect of helping fragile babies.

Melissa’s oversupply of breastmilk created a huge surplus saved up in her freezer.

Keilah first became familiar with donor milk after giving birth to her son, Jace.

James and Victoria’s twin daughters, Caroline and Elizabeth, made their debut at 30 weeks.

Being active in the community is important to the staff at Mothers’ Milk Bank of North Texas.

For Kristin, the journey of motherhood has included both joy and sadness along the way.

For Robyn, milk donation has become a part of her regular routine. She stepped into her role as a milk donor after her daughter, Elliott, was born and she produced more milk than Elliott needed.