Start by blooming your gelatin according to the directions on the packet—this usually means stirring it into cold water and letting it sit to activate.
In a small saucepan, combine the strawberry milk (you can use store-bought) with liquid whipping cream or heavy cream. Warm the mixture over medium heat until it just begins to steam—don’t let it come to a full boil. While that’s heating, place your white chocolate and strawberry purée in a separate heatproof bowl.
Once the milk mixture is hot, pour it over the chocolate and purée. Allow it to sit for a minute or two so the chocolate begins to soften, then whisk everything together until smooth. If needed, microwave the mixture in short bursts (around 20 seconds) to fully melt any remaining chocolate pieces.
Stir in the bloomed gelatin while the mixture is still warm so it dissolves easily. Set this aside to cool completely.
In another bowl, whip the cream until it forms medium peaks—just enough to hold its shape but not stiff. Overwhipping can cause the cream to curdle when folded later.
Once the strawberry-chocolate base is no longer warm, incorporate it into the whipped cream in three additions, folding gently each time with a spatula. Work slowly and carefully so the mousse stays airy and light.