Phone: (407) 900-MILK (6455)
1969 S. Alafaya Trail, Suite 157 Orlando FL 32828
Fax: (407) 369-4609
Providing
Milk to
Urgent
Parents
Donor FAQ's
1. I am having trouble getting enough milk when I pump. I know I'm producing because my baby is growing well, but my body does not seem to respond well to the pump. Can you point me to some resources?
Kellymom has some excellent information about pumping and milk storage. Click here for some tips on pumping more effectively.
2. How long can I store my freshly expressed milk?
Milk is generally considered "good" if it doesn't have a pungent odor or taste. The following chart offers guidelines, based on current research.
For additional milk storage tips, click here.
3. Will I be paid for my milk?
No, we rely on the generosity of mamas with an overabundance of milk who want to help a family in crisis.
4. Is there a minimum amount necessary to donate?
You can donate as little or as much as you want. There are no minimum amounts set. Similarly, we are as grateful for one-time donors as we are for ongoing donors.
Kellymom has some excellent information about pumping and milk storage. Click here for some tips on pumping more effectively.
2. How long can I store my freshly expressed milk?
Milk is generally considered "good" if it doesn't have a pungent odor or taste. The following chart offers guidelines, based on current research.
|
Room Temperature |
Refrigerator | Freezer |
Deep Freezer |
|
<4 hours |
< 8 days |
< 6 months |
< 12 months |
For additional milk storage tips, click here.
3. Will I be paid for my milk?
No, we rely on the generosity of mamas with an overabundance of milk who want to help a family in crisis.
4. Is there a minimum amount necessary to donate?
You can donate as little or as much as you want. There are no minimum amounts set. Similarly, we are as grateful for one-time donors as we are for ongoing donors.