Ensuring Infant Survival
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Every Contribution Matters for a Better Future
Every Contribution Matters for a Better Future
Maternal Support for Infant Health: Moms Saving Lives with SaveBabies
Savebabies works tirelessly to raise awareness and urge healthy women to give
their excess milk, ensuring the babies’ life and a bright future.
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About SaveBabies
Welcome to SaveBabies – a one-of-a-kind initiative dedicated to supporting premature and ill
infants who lack access to their own mother’s milk or need additional nutritional support
. Our mission revolves around delivering
optimal nourishment to these delicate babies through rigorously screened and pasteurized
donor milk.
SaveBabies stands as a collaborative force, forging partnerships with both nurturing mothers
and the medical fraternity. Our primary aim is to raise awareness and foster a culture of
wellness, motivating mothers to generously contribute their surplus milk. By doing so, we pave
the way for the uninterrupted well-being and promising futures of these precious little ones.
Discover how SaveBabies is transforming lives and securing a healthier tomorrow for these infants. Join us in our noble journey towards ensuring every child’s rightful start in life.
Benefits of Donor Moms -
Discover the Advantages of Milk Donation | SaveBabies
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Weight Loss
Supporting premature and ill infants through milk donation not only makes a difference in their
lives but also offers a surprising perk for donor mothers: weight loss. By providing the essential
calories needed for donation, mothers can shed post-pregnancy weight effectively. Join
SaveBabies for a rewarding journey of giving and well-being.
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Balances The Supply
Maintaining a steady milk supply is crucial for both nursing and pumping mothers. Through milk
donation, you not only contribute to the health of premature and ill infants but also help regulate
your milk production. Join us to experience the fulfilling journey of giving back while enjoying the
perks of balanced milk supply.
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Helps With Uterus Contraction
Beyond its impact on infants, milk donation offers an unexpected advantage: aiding in post-
pregnancy uterus contraction. Join us to make a difference and experience the positive effects
of altruism on your own well-being.
04
Reduces Cardiovascular Diseases
Your milk donation not only helps infants but also provides surprising advantages for your heart
health. Join us in our mission to reduce cardiovascular risks while making a meaningful impact
on premature and ill infants.
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Reduces Cancer
Risk
Discover how milk donation potentially reduces your cancer risk. Join us for a healthier future for
both you and the little ones.
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Reduce Engorgement And Other Issues
Milk donation offers relief from engorgement and related issues for generous mothers. Your
contribution supports premature and ill infants while benefiting your well-being.
Weight Loss
Supporting premature and ill infants through milk donation not only makes a difference in their
lives but also offers a surprising perk for donor mothers: weight loss. By providing the essential
calories needed for donation, mothers can shed post-pregnancy weight effectively. Join
SaveBabies for a rewarding journey of giving and well-being.
Balances The Supply
Maintaining a steady milk supply is crucial for both nursing and pumping mothers. Through milk
donation, you not only contribute to the health of premature and ill infants but also help regulate
your milk production. Join us to experience the fulfilling journey of giving back while enjoying the
perks of balanced milk supply.
Helps With Uterus Contraction
Beyond its impact on infants, milk donation offers an unexpected advantage: aiding in post-
pregnancy uterus contraction. Join us to make a difference and experience the positive effects
of altruism on your own well-being.
Reduces Cardiovascular Diseases
Your milk donation not only helps infants but also provides surprising advantages for your heart
health. Join us in our mission to reduce cardiovascular risks while making a meaningful impact
on premature and ill infants.
Reduces Cancer Risk
Discover how milk donation potentially reduces your cancer risk. Join us for a healthier future for
both you and the little ones.
Reduce Engorgement And Other Issues
Milk donation offers relief from engorgement and related issues for generous mothers. Your
contribution supports premature and ill infants while benefiting your well-being.
Answer the Call
Provide Donor Milk for Preterm Infants in Need
Join us in a critical mission to provide hope and nourishment. Your support can make a life-changing impact on countless infants in need of donor milk. Every contribution matters. Act now.
Steps to Become a SUPERMOM
Unlock the path to becoming a SUPERMOM through these steps: Embrace a healthy lifestyle during pregnancy, nurture your newborn with breastfeeding, and make a meaningful impact by donating breast milk.
5 litres of milk
gives hope to 25 babies
6-10 litres of milk
adds sparkle to 50 babies
11-15 litres of milk
rises and shines 75 babies
16-20 litres of milk
saves 100 babies
Breastfeeding Practices in India (NFHS 5):
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As per NFHS 5, Sixty-four percent of infants under the age of six months in India are exclusively breastfed.
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Contrary to the recommendation of exclusive breastfeeding, a significant number of infants in this age group consume other liquids: plain water (10%), other milk (8%), or complementary foods (11%) in addition to breast milk. (NFHS-5)
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The median duration of exclusive breastfeeding in India is only 3.9 months, as per NFHS 5 for the years 2019-21.
As per World Breastfeeding Trends (WBTi) 2018:
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India's infant and young child feeding policy and programmes reflects a score of 45 out of 100.
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India is ranked 79 out of 98 countries analyzed in terms of breastfeeding policy and support, primarily due to insufficient investment in this area.
What our Donors say
Today on World Breast Pumping Day would like to share something with you all.When Prisha was born all my dreams came true and since 2nd day I started breast feeding her. In hospital I met many premature babies who were kept under observation and their mothers used to be very sad as they weren’t able to breastfeed their babies.
All new mothers want to nurse their baby but unfortunately some mothers don’t get this opportunity. That’s when a thought crossed my mind just like blood bank is there any milk bank where needy can get milk and we mothers can contribute.
I request every lactating mother to donate breast milk which in turn can help these babies survive and reach their full potential. It can save a life.
I am happy that I have done my bit and donated 31 litres and will continue to contribute.
I know there are many moms who struggle with low or over supply and both are so very hard and emotionally consuming.You are doing amazing! Remember never quit on a hard day.
Tanaya Pratap SinghDonor Mother, Gurgaon
I am a mother of 6 month old. A few months back I was looking for a milk bank to donate breast milk to as I knew the importance and need for this liquid gold. Came across Save babies, reached out to them and got a quick response. I filled out a form, followed by some blood tests and I was all set to start the donation process. It was a quick process and the team was very diligent in following up and ensuring everything was on track. I have been donating for 4-5 months now and the team checks at regular intervals arrange pickup on time and have made the process of the collection really smooth. I can not emphasize enough the importance of breast milk for preterm or sick babies. I would like to urge more and more moms to come forward and donate. Please don't be afraid of losing your supply as milk supply works on demand basis. There's no better feeling than knowing you could be of help to someone in need. I highly recommend Savebabies for their services
SindhuDonor Mother, Bangalore
Motherhood is a beautiful Journey. We are so fortunate to have an abundance of milk supply and feel lucky to donate our LIQUID GOLD.
Viya Ruhi's first baby step, we are so happy and proud that she is sharing her milk with other babies in need. Happy to partner with "savebabies" for donating our breast milk. Amazed by their guidance, support, easy process, and doorstep pickup.
Viya Ruhi's first baby step, we are so happy and proud that she is sharing her milk with other babies in need. Happy to partner with "savebabies" for donating our breast milk. Amazed by their guidance, support, easy process, and doorstep pickup.
Soniya RameshDonor Mother, Bangalore
Thank you for your cooperation throughout. With your guidance I have been able to save and donate the precious milk. It also encourages me to regularly pump and give mother's milk to my baby in a disciplined way, He is 3 months old now.
Till now I have been able to share 23+24+13+27 packets on 4 different occasions and from 2 different locations. Hadn't hoped of getting your pick ups from Koderma.
It all became possible because of your support and guidance. I will definitely try to continue to be a sharer here as long as I can.
Till now I have been able to share 23+24+13+27 packets on 4 different occasions and from 2 different locations. Hadn't hoped of getting your pick ups from Koderma.
It all became possible because of your support and guidance. I will definitely try to continue to be a sharer here as long as I can.
Swati VermaDonor Mother, Koderma, Jharkhand
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