Would you consider wet nursing a friends baby if they asked?

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I totally would. I've nursed my friend's and SIL's babies when I've looked after them, and I sent some of my freezer stash home with my SIL when her son was refusing formula but would drink breast milk from a bottle. 
The only thing I could see being challenging is how much time you'll have to spend together. Like you will have to REALLY like that person because you're going to see them a lot.

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It's a huge commitment to pump enough for another baby. That's awesome that you're even considering it. I don't think I would mind pumping and providing milk but I know personally  I wouldn't really want my baby at someone else's breast...but that's just me.

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So for some reason it posted anonymously. 
But I am the OP. 
My reason for along this is, I have an abundant supply and my baby is also on solids. So I have an extra 40-60 oz a day in me that she doesn't drink. 
Well a friend of mine wants me to we nurse her daughter during the day, and then give them some pumped to take home. 
She wants to pay me too. But I would honestly do it for free. As long as both babies are healthy that's all I care about. (She's unable to produce breast milk and her baby is allergic to formula) 
Just was curious on everyone else's point of view.

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Eeeeeh maybe. My only real apprehension would be that your milk adjusts and changes to suit your baby's needs. If you were feeding two, would it still adjust properly? Would my supply be affected in a negative way? Would I have enough for my own baby? Over produce? If a friend asked, I'd be more inclined to pump and give them the extra.

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no! from my understanding my milk is for my child, it uniquely meets any of his needs & I would never put my breast in any random child's mouth. She should pump or get some formula

Would you consider wet nursing a friends baby if they asked?

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