This question about what formula would be the best choice made me to again think of this. Wouldn't it be appropriate to have a complete list of all commercially available formulae for parents to choose from and thus kind of force them to make an informed choice in deciding which feedingway to choose for their child. Just give them contents declarations, recall reports, missing ingredients compared to breastfeeding, etc. It will certainly make moms more aware of the inportance of choosing the way they feed and care for their child.

And to answer your question: I honestly do not think that one formula outstands any other in quality. They do differ, thought, and some kids may tolerate one brand less bad than the other and this will differ between children and brands.

 

Warmly,

Gonneke,

Dutch IBCLC, living in Germany, teaching in Belgium

		
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