Consumer Reports experts say there are safe, smart ways to save, without cutting corners on your baby’s nutrition.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s new MAHA Commission report suggests the government support mothers — including with a more robust ...

Aside from deciding to enter parenthood, determining how to feed your baby is the next most important question parents should ...

Powdered formula, if approved by a pediatrician, is another cheaper option than ready-to-feed. Auto-delivery programs, like Amazon's Subscribe & Save, can cut costs 5-15% and include free shipping.

FDA and HHS’ joint push for Operation Stork Speed aims to improve recall communications for infant formula with some industry ...

“Consumer Reports findings highlight that it is possible to make safe infant formula that’s less expensive while still ...

A formula dispenser allows you to pre-measure out the amount of formula your baby needs ahead of time so you can simply pour it into the bottle.

If you’re a new parent, you already know infant formula is expensive, and costs thousands of dollars during the first year alone. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Consumer Reports experts say there ...

From defining ultra-processed food to revisiting dietary guidelines, the 20-page federal report offers a broad framework for ...

Learn safe and smart ways to save money on infant formula without compromising your baby's nutrition. Consumer Reports shares budget-friendly tips.

Despite knowing the health risks for low birth weight babies who consume cow's milk fortifiers, formula makers have kept parents in the dark.

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — If you’re a new parent, you already know infant formula is expensive, often costing thousands of dollars during the first year alone. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Consumer ...