Choosing the Best Way to Feed Your Baby: Important Considerations for New Parents
Deciding how to feed your baby is a deeply personal journey, whether it’s breastfeeding, formula feeding, or a combination of both. Each choice comes with its own benefits and challenges. This guide explores key factors to consider, helping you make an informed decision that supports your baby’s health and your family’s well-being
Fed Is Best: Supporting Your Baby’s Growth and Your Choices
This is not the big debate between breastmilk and formula, so if you're looking for my opinion, you're not going to find it here. Like all the knowledge and experience I share, it's just that, unbiased, giving you the information, facts, tools and references to make your own decision. It’s your right to choose how to feed your baby and you can change your mind along the way if you want. Find out more…
Feeding your baby formula.
There are many reasons a family may not breastfeed: some may be unable to produce enough milk for their baby’s needs, others may have a health condition or take medication that prevents them from breastfeeding, some may choose not to breastfeed and some may need to return to work. Others may be in a same-sex relationship or are adoptive, foster parents or carers. There are many reasons why formula might be the best option for you and your baby. Yes, breastfeeding is ideal, but that does not mean formula is bad.
