Abstract Purpose of Review Human milk is the best source of nutrients for all infants. When a
mother's own milk is unavailable, the World Health Organization suggests using donor …

Breastfeeding is critical for the healthy growth and development of infants. A diverse range
of infant-feeding methods are used around the world today. Many methods involve feeding …

Human milk sharing (HMS) is growing in popularity as an infant‐feeding strategy in the
United States. HMS families are a hidden population because HMS is a nonnormative and …

Background Mother's milk provides optimal nutrition for infants. Donor human milk (DHM) is
recommended for low birthweight infants when mother's milk is unavailable. Little is known …

Background: Donated milk is the best choice for infants who cannot receive breast milk from
their mothers. Researchers in this study evaluated the knowledge and attitude of healthcare …

Background: Human milk is the optimal form of infant nutrition. If mother's own milk is
unavailable, families may seek alternative sources of human milk through milk sharing …

Objectives This study aims to examine and synthesise the views and experiences of women,
donors, recipient mothers and healthcare professionals regarding human milk donation or …

Abstract Background The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that donor human
milk is superior to artificial infant formula in situations where the baby cannot feed on the …

Background: Some mothers who cannot breastfeed—partially or completely—choose to
feed their infants human milk donated from a peer. Few studies have examined mothers' …

Background The multiple benefits associated with the provision of human milk exceed
individual health outcomes, engendering substantial economic, societal and environmental …