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The document, authored by Cathy Breedon, PhD, RD, CSP, FADA, serves as a comprehensive guide for caregivers on selecting appropriate infant milks and formulas. It discusses the characteristics of commercial formulas primarily based on cow's milk, their nutritional adjustments to mimic human milk, and the implications of protein types (casein vs. whey), carbohydrates (lactose vs. alternatives), and added nutrients like nucleotides and probiotics. The guide also addresses specific needs for premature infants and those with allergies or lactose intolerance, emphasizing the importance of iron fortification and the evolving landscape of formula options. Overall, it aims to inform parents about making informed choices regarding infant nutrition.

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Is stage 2 milk necessary?

You can use stage 1 formulas from 0-12 months old. From 6 months, you can choose stage 2 or follow-on formula, but you dont need to change to stage 2. These formulas arent better for your baby than starter or stage 1 formulas.

Is there a difference between baby formula 1 and 2?

First stage infant formula is complete for the full 12 months and stage two is a marketing ploy BUT the formulation is different. Iron is increased and they contain a different ratio of whey and casein. Stage two has higher amounts of casein, which can sometimes be more difficult to digest.

What is the difference between number 1 and 2 baby milk?

Protein is made up of casein and whey. In stage 1, the mix is 40% casein and 60% whey, which aligns with the protein found in milk. Stage 2 has a protein mix of 60% casein and 40% when. This makes the formula more filling for babies even though they get the same number of ounces per bottle.

When to switch from stage 1 to stage 2 baby food?

First Stage Second Stage Infant Formula First stage infant milks are predominately whey protein and second stage infant milks marketed for hungrier babies, contain more casein protein. Casein takes longer to digest because it forms a thicker curd in the stomach making babies feel fuller for longer.

Should I put my baby on number 2 milk?

Yes, the recommendation to end whole milk at age 2 is evidence based. The AAP recommends whole milk until age 2, then switching to skim milk or 1% milk at age 2.

Is infant formula based on cows milk?

Formula milk, also known as baby formula or infant formula, is usually made from cows milk that has been treated to make it more suitable for babies. Theres a wide range of brands and types of formula available in pharmacies and shops.

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