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Mike writes:
> Maybe I'm wrong, but don't you think if honey were inherently dangerous for infants mothers would know? 

Hey Mike!
Thanks for pointing that out. Honey was used in baby formula for decades, nobody was harmed by it. I always thought the whole "botulism in honey causes sudden infant crib death" was nonsense. But I had a friend (a beekeeper, too) whose first baby died of that, so I have always kept quiet on that issue. 

Pete

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