formula feeding

If you’re looking for a healthy alternate nutrition source for your growing toddler, then stage 3 infant formula is your best bet.

Gone are the days you stood around at the supermarket looking lost when it comes to buying the right infant formula for your little one. This go-to guide is everything you need to know.

Formula feeding after c-section has its own set of advantages, including convenience and not having to worry about supply.

The "breast is best" message may actually do harm for both breastfeeding and formula feeding mums.

The key is to know that formula is not a substitute for breast milk. However, if you must, here's are some of the most important safe formula feeding practices.

Mothers just can't seem to catch a break! According to a new study, mothers are often made to feel guilty about the way they feed their children, no matter what they choose.

"Regardless of the many possible reasons for your decision to give your baby formula, the bottom-line is this: As mothers we share a common goal - which is is to love, nurture and protect our babies. And it doesn't matter whether we do this via our breasts or a bottle."

Will you do the same for your baby?

If your baby is suffering from constipation, spit up, colic, eczema or excess gas, chances are, he can’t tolerate the milk formula you’re giving him. Follow this second of four monthly video series for expert advice and stand a chance to win $4,000 worth of prizes!

The Milky Way film tells us the truth about formula companies and how breastfed babies compared with formula babies. This can help you decide on whether or not to breastfeed your baby.

While breastfeeding benefits are abundant, what about those of us who cannot or absolutely do not wish to breastfeed? Are our children doomed? Though there are obvious benefits to breast milk, formula is not the awful poison that extreme pro-breast supporters describe. Here are five “facts” that are not always true about formula fed babies.