A marketplace for mothers' milk, founded on trust and transparency. Nature's nourishment, securely shared.
It cost you something to make, there's nothing wrong with it, and it is the least processed food a human can buy. Your body already does the hard part. MilkMom is only the bit that comes after: getting it to those who need it, and getting you paid properly for the trouble.
Photos, your price per ounce, and an honest disclosure sheet. You choose who can buy. See what your stash is worth.
Our packing guides cover coolers, dry ice and carrier timing. Buyers pay before you ship; MilkMom holds the money.
Funds release when the buyer confirms delivery. Every sale builds the reputation you've earned.
Filter by distance, diet and rating.
Your money is held safely – the seller ships knowing funds are real, and can't be paid until you confirm.
Milk arrives frozen, you check it over within 48 hours, and only then does the money move.

The first sellers get a full year without platform fees.
If you're pumping more than your baby drinks, or you've had a stash go out of date at the back of the freezer, this is where it starts. It's a little extra money for something you're already doing, and you set the terms of all of it.
Written for kitchens, not clinics.
Right now MilkMom is gauging interest: free guides and a mailing list, there's nothing being bought or sold here yet.
A person, not a faceless company – the letter on the About page says why this exists.
Human milk is a raw food. When we open, MilkMom will run on verified profiles, honest disclosure and careful handling. If your baby was premature or is medically fragile, an accredited milk bank should be your first call, not us. The safety guides go through the rest.
Because we are still preparing to launch. The photos are illustrative for now, and they'll be replaced with our first sellers' kitchens and freezers as those arrive.
We keep you updated and tell you when we open. One-click unsubscribe, and a privacy note in plain words.
One email when we open. Unsubscribing takes one click.