Learn how to choose an infant formula with confidence. A pediatrician and registered dietitian breaks down formula nutrition, ingredients, labels, sensitive bellies, gut health, European formulas, and what really matters when feeding your baby.
Wednesday, October 14th
2:00 PM UTC
45 minChoosing Infant Formula: What Parents Should Know
Wednesday, October 14th
2:00 PM UTC
45 minCan't make it? RSVP to receive the episode on AuggieTV
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New Story Nutrition
About this event:
Choosing an infant formula can feel surprisingly emotional and overwhelming, especially when you’re exhausted, feeding plans have changed, or you’re staring at a wall of nearly identical cans wondering what actually matters. Formula doesn’t have to feel like a fallback, and understanding your options can make feeding your baby feel much more manageable.
In this practical, judgment-free conversation, Dr. Liz Daniels, DO, RDN a board certified pediatrician and registered dietitian will break down the nutrition in breastmilk and use it as a framework for understanding infant formula. You’ll learn how to decode formula labels, compare different types of formula, and separate meaningful nutritional differences from marketing claims that may not matter as much as they seem.
We’ll also explore common questions around sensitive bellies, gut health, European formulas, ingredients, and how to think through your baby’s individual needs.
Whether you’re exclusively formula feeding, supplementing, or simply preparing for different possibilities, you’ll leave with a clearer understanding of infant nutrition and more confidence choosing a formula that works for your baby and your family.
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