The collective's intentions have attracted the expected caution from health professionals around the small risk in sharing breast milk.
The Northland mums offering to share their breast milk with other children is the ultimate expression of love for a child.
And what's more, for a stranger's child.
About 30 mums have made the offer after this week's 1080 contamination scare. Some coward in an anonymous letter has threatened to
poison baby formula with 1080 if the Government did not stop using it as pest control by the end of March.
Kelsie Brophy-Watts is at the head of the Northland movement and says she felt compelled to help mums who couldn't breastfeed.
"It was a bit scary thinking that if something were to happen to the formula then the babies might not be okay. Cow's milk isn't recommended until the age of one."
