Milk Bank @ Fig Tree

Donor Breast Milk at Fig Tree Pediatrics

Safe, pasteurized donor milk — right here in your pediatrician’s office.

Fig Tree Pediatrics is proud to partner with Mothers’ Milk Bank, a program of Rocky Mountain Children’s Health Foundation and one of the largest nonprofit milk banks in North America. Every ounce we dispense has been carefully screened, pasteurized, and tested, so you can feed your baby with confidence.

Donor milk is available to everyone in our community — you do not need to be a Fig Tree patient. Fig Tree families receive priority when supply is limited.

Who Is Donor Milk For?

Families come to us for donor milk for lots of reasons

  • Bridging the first days while your own milk supply comes in

  • Supplementing a low milk supply

  • Feeding after adoption or surrogacy

  • Medical situations — medications, surgery, or illness — that interrupt breastfeeding

  • Simply wanting human milk available as a backup

Whatever brings you here, no prescription is needed and no explanation is required. If you’d like help deciding whether donor milk is right for your baby, we’re happy to talk it through.

Pickup & Hours

Pickup and donation hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 am–3:00 pm. (Currently by appointment, please call our office at 303-747-4907)

After-hours pickup: When staff availability allows, we can arrange pickup outside regular hours for a $100 service fee. Contact us to check availability.

Baby on the Way?

That’s why we created our Welcome Baby Package — purchase in advance and you’ll have milk at home as soon as your baby needs it.

4 bottles for $100

Milk & Pricing

Term donor milk - $25 / 4 oz

Dairy-free donor milk - $30 / 4 oz

Welcome Baby Package - $100 / 16 oz

Larger quantities - Pre-order

Contact us ahead of time and we’ll have your order set aside.

Frequently Asked Questions about Human Donor Milk

  • Yes. All of our milk comes from Mothers’ Milk Bank, an accredited member of the Human Milk Banking Association of North America (HMBANA). Every donor completes health screening and blood testing, and every batch of milk is pasteurized and lab-tested before it is released. This is the same donor milk trusted by hospital NICUs across the region.

  • No. Anyone can purchase donor milk from us — no prescription, referral, or paperwork required.

  • Most newborns take about 1–2 ounces per feeding in the first days, increasing to 3–4 ounces by around one month. For short-term bridging, one or two 4 oz bottles per day is a common starting point. Your pediatrician or lactation consultant can help you estimate based on your baby’s age and needs.

  • Yes — that’s our Welcome Baby Package ($100 for 16 oz). Purchase during pregnancy and your milk will last in your freezer for when your baby arrives.

  • Donor milk is dispensed frozen and keeps in your freezer until the date marked on the bottle. Thaw it in the refrigerator or in a bowl of warm water — never in the microwave. Once thawed, use it within 24 hours and don’t refreeze. We’ll go over storage and handling with you at pickup.

  • For safety reasons, donor milk cannot be returned or refunded once it leaves our office.

  • Start with a short screening through Mothers’ Milk Bank at milkbank.rmchildren.org/donate-milk. Once approved, you can drop your milk off with us during regular hours.