So, as of now, synthetic breast milk is not readily available. And, the quality control for mom’s selling breast milk is virtually non-existent, so, unless one knows the donor, using such milk is potentially dangerous.
Continue reading The Poor Infant
For years, breast feeding one’s infant was considered to be the sine qua non for infant nutrition.
Kim Trout (Georgetown University) and Lisa Wetzel-Effinger (Villanova) just published (this post was written in November) a paper that may provide a key to reducing childhood obesity. Their article in Current Diabetes Reports suggests that “prenatal flavor learning” is that magic key.
Continue reading A little bit of this. A little bit of that. For the little ones (really little).