Got Milk?
Remember in this post when I said I am an overproducer (aka full-time milk cow) in the breastfeeding world?
Well, I wasn't joking...
David wants his freezer back.
Last time we counted there were over 600oz.
Since i'm only pumping part time and Rem still prefers the original food source, my pumped- liquid -gold- stock- pile is overflowing and we no longer have room. To solve this problem, I decided to become a milk donor.
A few weeks back I got in touch with the National Milk Bank and started the donation screening process. I should be hearing back from very soon to see if I'm a good candidate!
The donated milk will go to help premature and sick babies in hospitals across the nation. (You can read more about that process here.) I recognize that this milk-abundance is a blessing and I am so excited and thankful to be able to share it with other precious babies in need.
Well, I wasn't joking...
David wants his freezer back.
Last time we counted there were over 600oz.
Since i'm only pumping part time and Rem still prefers the original food source, my pumped- liquid -gold- stock- pile is overflowing and we no longer have room. To solve this problem, I decided to become a milk donor.
A few weeks back I got in touch with the National Milk Bank and started the donation screening process. I should be hearing back from very soon to see if I'm a good candidate!
The donated milk will go to help premature and sick babies in hospitals across the nation. (You can read more about that process here.) I recognize that this milk-abundance is a blessing and I am so excited and thankful to be able to share it with other precious babies in need.
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