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Low iron formula mixed w/ breast milk
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When I need to fortify or supplement breastmilk, I always choose a low
iron formula to do this.  This way it will lessen the interferrence w/
the lactoferrin in the breastmilk.  There are low iron formulas out
there, although sometimes they are hard to find since AAP does not
recommend them for routine use in infants.  





Ginger Carney, RD, LDN, IBCLC
Clinical Nutriiton Mgr./Lactation Consultant
Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center
Memphis, TN  
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