This video is not good quality, but I thought the content was interesting. Raw milk formula may be saving lots of years of medical problems and heartache for babies failing to thrive.
Kimberly Hartke is the publicist for realmilk.com and westonaprice.org.
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Could you please share with me the raw milk formula. We drink raw milk. My baby is 10 months old and is exclusively breast fed. I want to start introducing food and drink to her mostly because she grabs for it if she sees it.
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Amy – the recipe is here:
http://www.westonaprice.org/Recipes-for-Homemade-Baby-Formula.html
I used this formula recipe for my daughter.
However, if I were you I’d keep breastfeeding if you can as long as possible and just introduce solids when your baby is ready. I only used the formula because I could not produce enough milk.
Ann Marie
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Amy, if your baby is grabbing food off of plates, she is READY!! By 10 months, both of my kids were eating pretty much anything they had the appropriate teeth to chew. If breastfeeding is going well, there’s no need to give her formula–she’s plenty old enough to eat food.