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Bathtub
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Educational Toys
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I am so confused why you are promoting formula use. If you had to use formula with your son (not familiar with the circumstances), I’m so surprised that you used run-of-the-mill formula and not home-made or at least organic. I feel like you’re just trying to sell stuff from your Amazon link!
Just to add, I am a big fan, but am totally giving the side eye at this!
Hi Heather,
Breast milk is better, but not everyone can produce enough. It’s not easy to make your own, and not necessarily as good – the WAPF formula for instance has too much protein, which is hard to avoid in food-based formulas. These are the best commercial formulas we could find, in terms of mimicking the composition of breast milk, which is what we are after.
H Paul,
With having your new baby who by this time must have started solid foods, would you mind sharing your babies weaning diet please. What foods you introduced to him first etc..
Would love to hear how you implement phd in babies 🙂
Hi Claire,
Great idea for a blog post, we’ll do that.
Best, Paul
Paul, when doing the blog post on baby weaning, any chance you could address wheat/gluten please. Apparently there is a study/ies showing that if tiny amounts of gluten are given to babies at the right time it could help them be more resilient to the negative effects of gluten later in life. I would have thought that gluten should be the last food introduced if at all but based on this study I heard via Dr Tom O’Bryan perhaps small exposure could be useful?
Wonderful! thank you.
Can you please explain why you don’t recommend an organic formula? I thought these brands contained harmful chemicals and the negatives of non-organic dairy… Thanks!
Is there a reason to specifically use rice vinegar, as apposed to another kind, e.g. ACV? Also, how much do you recommend?
You already have the perfect healthy diet for your son = mother’s milk. Formula wreaks havoc to one’s gut. If not mother’s own milk, then donor milk. Formula use is not w/o risk. And, if there is an issue with supply, contact a knowledgeable ICBLC to help. There are many undiagnosed issues with baby or mom that can greatly impact supply. Keep searching for the person who can help you. There are many!