The US child components scarcity has sparked a surge of curiosity amongst mothers who wish to donate breast milk to assist bridge the availability hole.
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WARWICK, RI — Kent Hospital’s Girls’s Care Middle has launched Rhode Island’s first pasteurized human milk program.
The objective is to present breastfeeding households an possibility to complement breast milk by this system, which opens towards a backdrop of a scarcity of child components within the US, the Windfall Journal reported.
“Kent Hospital’s dedication to a pasteurized donor human milk program, as a bridge to unique breastfeeding, will assist our postpartum moms obtain their breastfeeding objectives, and be sure that our infants get off to their greatest begin,” mentioned Susan Bryant, lactation marketing consultant on the Girls’s Care Middle,
The milk is supplied by the Newton, Massachusetts-based Mom’s Milk Financial institution Northeast. Donor milk may be shipped to the financial institution or dropped off at one in every of a number of depots.
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