"Donating breastmilk has been a wonderful experience and I feel that I have made a difference."
Nicolette (breastmilk donor) - Southfield
"Being able to donate breast milk to those little precious premies is something I hope to be able to do for as long as possible."
Helene (breastmilk donor) Moullie Point
"When Milk Matters told me that preemies needed just 50ml a day to survive and I was feeding my son breastmilk all day long, I wanted to help and knew I could."
Helen (breastmilk donor) - University Estate
"I urge any mom out there, wondering if donating milk is for them, to think about how many lives can be saved."
Lisa (breastmilk donor) - Kirstenhof
What should a breastfed baby's stools look like?
During the first few days the baby passes sticky, black stools (meconium) which gradually change to loose (sometime very loose) mustard - coloured stools. They may also vary in colour from bright orange to green. After the first few weeks, it is perfectly normal for some babies to pass six or more stools per day and for others to pass only one stool every seven days. Exclusively breastfed babies do not become constipated.