Mothers are donating breast milk to China's first breast milk bank.
So far, around 80 mothers have made donations to the milk bank in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou.
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The bank opened in late March for a trial period and is expected to officially open in early June.
Mothers must undergo a blood test and other health screenings before qualifying to become donors.
The Guangzhou Women and Children's Medical Center spent thousands of dollars to facilitate the bank.
The milk bank's co-founder said she hoped it would help promote breast feeding.
China has seen a number of food safety scandals in recent years.
In 2008, chemical-laced baby milk formula killed six children and made 300,000 sick across China.