When my children were born I knew, that I was going to breast feed. However, I am a total pro-choice supporter and believe that it is not the right thing for everyone. Some women can't do it for different reasons, and in that case, they should be able to give their babies the best that they can, and that means formula that is affordable as well as nutritious.
As of October, a new Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program initiative designed to promote breastfeeding reduces infant-formula subscidies by up to 26%; parents who previously had most of their formula paid for by WIC may now have to purchase formula on their own.
According to the 10th Edition of Consumer Reports Best Baby Products, store-brand infant formula is as nutritous for babies as nationally advertised brands. Moms can save significately up to 50% by buying store brand infant formula.
I am a big reader of Consumer reviews and before I buy anything these days I research the product by checking out various sites to find out what the public thinks. Consumer Reports is a name synonamous with product reviews. Long before we were blogging Consumer Reports was the go to place for product information.
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I dont know where you heard johnnson and johnson has cancer causing products in it, but that is the most rididculous thing i have ever heard. If it did i dont think that it would still be on the shelves.
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