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What's In Baby Formula? Nurse Barb Dehn confirms safety of infant formula
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Registered Nurse Barbara Dehn sheds light on the ingredients of baby formulas and opinions of health organizations on infant nutrition and safety. Patterned after breast milk, baby formula has protein, carbohydrate, fat and water to help a baby grow up healthy. Infant formula undergoes clinical testing to assure nutritional adequacy and safety. For more, visit www.momsfeedingfreedom.com.