Needing Breast Milk?
We have donor breast milk available for any age baby or young child regardless of your situation.
There are many situations and reasons why you may not be able to breastfeed or provide breast milk for your baby temporarily or perhaps longer.
Whatever the reason, one of our health professionals is always on hand to help you.
This includes: providing advice to support you with breastfeeding while you supplement your supply with some donor milk; providing advice about how much donor milk you require if breastfeeding is not an option.
Importantly, we can give you peace of mind knowing you will have a supply of breast milk for your baby as and when you need it.
Did you know that?




Receiving donor breast milk from Mothers Milk Bank Charity is easily and readily accessible. All contributions are claimable as a tax deductible contribution to a charity.
Give your baby the best nutrition and protect the gut microbiome with safe, screened pasteurised donor milk from Mothers’ Milk Bank Charity.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)
1. How will I know if I’ll have enough breast milk when I start breastfeeding?
While you probably will, just in case there are some physical or health issues related to you breastfeeding, having some donor milk on hand gives you peace of mind, and it can always be used and will never be wasted.
Nearly 1 in 2 new mothers experience some difficulty with breast milk supply in the first week of their newborn’s life. The secret is to have supplemental breast milk on hand to avoid the use of infant formula and the potential for an adverse reaction to it. Our 5 pack of Bridging Milk (™) is just what you need for peace of mind as you establish your own milk supply.
If breastfeeding or breast milk is not available, our 5 pack of Bridging Milk (™) is a brilliant start for your newborn baby.
2. How much milk does a baby need per feed.
3. How safe is the milk you provide?
The milk is tested before and after heat pasteurization by an independent pathology company.
4. Where do you deliver breast milk in Australia?
5. Can I give breast milk and formula to my baby?
6. How many feeds do I get per pack of your milk?
When you fill the form in requesting milk, our midwives and lactation consultants will assist you work out what you need.

Samantha, Tweed Heads