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Baby Won't Take Bottle at Daycare ~ Have Milk Stash to Happy Home ~ Mankato Area

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Post by alisha33 Tue Oct 12, 2010 1:13 pm

Hi There,
A week and a half ago my husband and I adopted a baby who was born 6 weeks early. If you have extra milk I am look for her, especially since she's so early. I can pay for all the supplies/shipping and could schedule a pick up. Let me know,
thanks:)
Alisha

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Post by Unterfunco Sun Oct 10, 2010 6:56 pm

Hello! Smile

If you are willing to ship the milk I would happily pay for all supplies and shipping costs Very Happy I am in WI and have a 3 month old girl who would be endlessly appreciative!

Thanks so much,

Nicole

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Post by PixieWannaBe Sat Oct 02, 2010 6:50 am

My 5 month old baby girl won't take a bottle at daycare leaving my freezer and my Mother in Law's freezer full of breast milk. I have 60ish 2-4oz bags of milk willing to donate to a baby in need. I am not taking any medications (other than prenatal vitamins) and do not smoke, drink, or use caffeine (other than a little chocolate once in a while). I am in the Mankato area if that makes a difference for anyone.

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