I see that, once again, the folks at TIME have chosen to use a photograph of a mother bottle-feeding her child to advertise your new web page of parent advice. This is a particularly unfortunate image to use to illustrate good parenting, as infant formula is known to cause disease and death and result in lower cognitive functioning in formula-fed children. Bottle-feeding her children is also linked to higher rates of breast, ovarian, and uterine cancer and osteoporosis in the mother. It was my understanding, via Kathleen Huggins, who is under contract to answer the breastfeeding questions posted to TIME's parenttime web page, that TIME had agreed not to use this photo any more, and not to promote bottle-feeding as a healthy way to feed children. Were we both mistaken? Katherine A. Dettwyler, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Anthropology and Nutrition Texas A&M University