Breastfeeding and Infant Formula: What Guidance for Parents?
When breastfeeding is not possible—whether by choice or for medical reasons—there are safe and suitable alternatives to help you feed your baby with confidence and peace of mind.
Infant formulas are specially designed to meet babies’ nutritional needs from the first months of life.
They can provide all the essential nutrients your baby needs until complementary feeding begins.
If you choose to use infant formula, it is recommended to select a formula that is appropriate for your baby’s needs, with guidance from your healthcare professional.
On average, babies consume around 60 to 90 ml per feed, depending on their age and appetite.
Reference:
Aspects of Infant Food Formulation. D.K. Thompkinson, Suman Kharb. 2007. Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety Volume 6, Issue 4. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1541-4337.2007.00020.


