“There are many reasons why an infant may need pasteurized donor human milk (PDHM). Certain conditions related to prematurity or other medical issues such as malabsorption or gastrointestinal disorders, formula intolerance, or congenital anomalies are some situations when a baby can greatly benefit from the nutritional and immunologic support of donor human milk.
Sometimes a small amount of supplementation may be required for healthy babies as mothers’ milk supply increases or as the mother and baby work to establish feeding. Using pasteurized donor milk as a bridge for short-term needs until issues are resolved may be helpful while feeding becomes established.” - The Minnesota Milk Bank for Babies
Currently, there is one location in Scott County and one location in Carver County that offers PDHM:
1455 St. Francis Ave
Shakopee, MN 55379
3rd Floor of the Waconia Campus Hospital
Click for more information on receiving milk through the Minnesota Milk Bank for Babies.
Free PDHM may be available in certain situations- please contact your WIC or FHV representative for more information.
The SouthWest Metro Breastfeeding Coalition is a collaboration of resources and volunteers from Carver and Scott Counties in Minnesota.
We are the regional subgroup to the Minnesota Breastfeeding Coalition.
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