Just to have one source:
https://kidshealth.org/en/parents/formulafeed-starting.html
Here they state:
"Do not try to make your own formula at home. Online recipes may look healthy and promise to be nutritionally complete, but they can have too little — or too much — of important nutrients and cause serious health problems for your baby."
Or a second source:
https://www.fatherly.com/parenting/parents-myths-baby-formula-science
"There are differences between breast milk and baby formula, but they have little to do with a child getting the appropriate amount of nutrition. The protein, energy, vitamins, and mineral content of baby formula has been closely regulated since the 1980s. Any baby formula sold is required to meet the same nutritional requirements to meet the needs of growing babies."
Maby this just shows that you do not try to find out what is good for the baby. You just want to promote your thoughts with some image as a source 😂🫣
freemymind 🇨ðŸ‡
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