Human milk contains nutrients and immune factors that promote health and growth of an
infant. Donor human milk is recommended as the best alternative for infants whose mothers' …

Background: The use of pasteurized human donor milk has increased in recent years due to
health benefits and rising number of infants who need pasteurized human donor milk. Little …

The growing number of families that include members of sexual and/or gender minority
(SGM) groups requires perinatal nurses to know how to provide respectful and affirming care …

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 …

For-profit donor human milk organizations have DNA-based proprietary methodology for
testing incoming milk for adulteration with other species' milk. However, there is currently no …

The feeding of human milk to socially and biologically unrelated infants is not a new
phenomenon, but the Euroamerican values of individualism have generated expectations …

Childbearing/rearing families in Canada face a variety of conflicting discourses related to
infant feeding, entrenched in a complex web of gendered, social, institutional and political …

Human milk feeding has generally been described using a heteronormative and
cisnormative paradigm focusing on a mother and child dyad with the child nursing at the …

This article examines a complete collection of posts made within two of the largest online
peer‐to‐peer breastmilk‐sharing communities in the United States, collected during the first …

Human milk has repeatedly been shown to be the best form of infant nutrition. Many reasons
may prevent a family from providing human milk to their child, leaving them to seek other …