It has been reported that Australian hospitals are regularly becoming careless with the care to new born kids. It has been reported that the hospitals of Sydney have many a times mixed up the babies with wrong mothers. They have even gone to the extent of mixing up the x-rays of two different babies.

An investigation held by Nine News investigation has revealed that till now, 25 such incidents have taken place into bungles in Sydney public hospital maternity wards, including seven alone in 2010. In the report, the investigating team has blamed the staff and administration of the hospital of neglecting the care and of being irresponsible in handling babies.

During the investigation, a worse incident of Nepean Hospital came into light. It has been unveiled that last year, the hospital by mistake gave reheated frozen expressed breast milk to a baby. It has been told that the milk was left in the refrigerator by a patient earlier discharged with the same surname of that of mother of the baby.

The report also showed that in an incident, a 63-day old baby, in the incubator, was fed by another mother's breast milk via naso-gastric tube. There have been many such incidents in various hospitals of Sydney where babies have been fed with the milk of wrong mothers.