What SHOULD go into the decision (m)
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What SHOULD go into the decision (m)
| Tue, 01-01-2008 - 6:33pm |
OK, I don't think anyone really denies that it is ultimately every mom's decision.
| Tue, 01-01-2008 - 6:33pm |
OK, I don't think anyone really denies that it is ultimately every mom's decision.
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<nutrient-wise to breastmilk than plain evap milk is, nutrient-wise,
"Even though
"But that doesn't necessarily make formula closer to bm than evap milk and karo syrup."
Sure it does! Two steps further takes one closer to China.
"One step closer to the moon, anyone?"
Oh. You addressed that. But it IS still closer.
"And, as Fio pointed out, there is absolutely no proof that babies do better on commercial formulas than they do on the homemade concoctions."
Maybe it's not *ENOUGH* closer to be measurable while still being closer?
ilve2read
"Maybe it's not *ENOUGH* closer to be measurable while still being closer?"
Well, as long as it's not measurable....
(measurable, schemeasurable)
Debbie
"Maybe it's not *ENOUGH* closer to be measurable while still being closer?"
I agree. Even without scientific evidence, formula *is* closer to milk+karo syrup than it is to BM b/c the basic building blocks will be the same: cow milk (not human), cow proteins/fats/hormones, and added sugar.
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Besides ignorant militant pro-BFers, who considers FFing a "poor" diet?
I certainly hope you're not referring to anyone who posts on this board.
(formula is nutritionally proper, although not as much as BM
Formula is nutritionally acceptable, nothing more.
Well, I'm darn proud of the fact that I gave her what BM I could!!
And your ticker says you've been "proudly feeding your DD Formula for xx".
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