Frequently asked questions
As a gesture of goodwill, we provide valuable added services to our donors, including:
– Lactation consultation
– Child support vouchers
– Option to contribute to CSR initiatives
– Modulating and managing their excess milk supply
– Mitigating the risk of mastitis and breast abscess due to surplus milk
– Contributing to the well-being of premature and sick newborns
– Assisting fellow mothers facing lactation challenges
– Providing support through donation, especially in cases where a mothers own baby has passed away, helping save other infants lives.
These motivations underscore the incredible compassion and care that drives mothers to choose milk donation.
1. In-depth Counselling and Screening : Our dedicated counsellors assess whether the mother is hyper lactating during the counselling and screening process. We exclusively accept milk from mothers who possess excess milk even after fulfilling their own baby's breastfeeding needs.
2. Age Consideration : Milk donations are exclusively accepted from mothers whose babies are 6 to 8 weeks old or older. This timeframe allows both mother and baby to adapt post-birth and establish a solid breastfeeding routine.
3. Ongoing Monitoring : We continuously conduct third-party surveys of donor mothers to gather updates on their own and their babys health and overall well-being. Rest assured, these steps are in place to ensure that the donors own baby’s health remains
uncompromised, while still contributing to the well-being of premature and sick newborns in need. Your peace of mind is our priority.**
1. Helpline Assistance : Dial our Save Babies Helpline at 1800-419-2199 to directly engage with our donation counsellor, who will provide you with comprehensive guidance.
2. Online Inquiry : Visit www.savebabies.in to explore the donation process and conveniently fill out a simple form. Our dedicated donation counsellor will promptly reach out to you.
3. Email Communication : Drop a message to support@savebabies.in, and our donation counsellor will promptly get in touch with you.
4. Social Media Reach : Connect with us on our Facebook and Instagram profiles for more information and updates.
Our goal is to ensure accessibility and responsiveness, making your interaction with Save Babies as seamless as possible.**
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SaveBabies adheres to comprehensive guidelines encompassing handling, storage, processing, pooling, and thorough microbiological screening of donor milk."
- Lactation consultation
- Postnatal exercise sessions
- Nutrition counselling
- Modulating and managing their excess milk supply
- Mitigating the risk of mastitis and breast abscess due to surplus milk
- Contributing to the well-being of premature and sick newborns
- Assisting fellow mothers facing lactation challenges
- Providing support through donation, especially in cases where a mother's own baby has passed away, helping save other infants' lives.
- In-depth Counselling and Screening: Our dedicated counsellors assess whether the mother is hyper lactating during the counselling and screening process. We exclusively accept milk from mothers who possess excess milk even after fulfilling their own baby's breastfeeding needs.
- Age Consideration: Milk donations are exclusively accepted from mothers whose babies are 3 to 4 weeks old or older. This timeframe allows both mother and baby to adapt post-birth and establish a solid breastfeeding routine.
- Ongoing Monitoring: We continuously conduct third-party surveys of donor mothers to gather updates on their own and their baby's health and overall well-being.
- Helpline Assistance: Dial our Save Babies Helpline at 1800-419-2199 to directly engage with our donation counsellor, who will provide you with comprehensive guidance.
- Online Inquiry: Visit www.savebabies.in to explore the donation process and conveniently fill out a simple form. Our dedicated donation counsellor will promptly reach out to you.
- Email Communication: Drop a message to support@savebabies.in, and our donation counsellor will promptly get in touch with you.
- Social Media Reach: Connect with us on our Facebook and Instagram profiles for more information and updates.
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